Question 1

I've been dealing with these fine lines that almost look like hives, and they get really itchy. I've already tried taking Ivered and teczine 10, and they seemed to help for a while. But now, after finishing the medication, the problem is coming back. Do you have any idea why this is happening or what else I can try?

Accepted Answer

The recurrence might be due to lack of personal hygiene,maintain personal hygiene and follow your doctors advice

Question 2

I'm noticing cholesterol deposits around my eyes, and I'm a bit worried. There are these small, puffy white spots on my eyelids and some longer, flat ones under my eyes. I'm 36 years old, female, and my cholesterol levels are actually normal. I don't have issues with hypertension or diabetes either. Is there any natural way I can get rid of these and prevent them from getting worse? Id really appreciate any advice you can give.

Accepted Answer

those could be concrestions and could be removed no need to worry visit dermatologist for appropriate management

Question 3

I'm a 33-year-old guy and I've been using Minokem N 5 lotion, which has Minoxidil, Azelaic acid, and Tretinoin, for about 7 years now. While my hair loss seems under control, I haven't seen any major hair growth. So far, I haven't experienced any side effects, but I'm a bit worried about whether there could be any long-term effects if I keep using this. Is this combo safe to use indefinitely, or should I be looking out for any specific issues?

Accepted Answer

Long-term use of Minokem N 5% lotion (Minoxidil + Azelaic acid + Tretinoin) may lead to potential side effects, such as skin irritation, dryness, or allergic reactions, although rare; while minoxidil is generally safe for long-term use, azelaic acid and tretinoin may increase skin sensitivity, and prolonged use of tretinoin can lead to skin thinning or increased risk of skin cancer; consult a dermatologist to assess your individual risk-benefit profile and determine if lifelong use is advisable, considering regular monitoring and potential adjustments to your treatment plan.

I'm dealing with oral lichen planus and I'm having a hard time finding a toothpaste. I'm looking for something that doesn't have sodium laurel sulfate, fluoride, mint, or menthol. Do you have any recommendations?

Biotene toothpaste. It is free from SLS, fluoride, mint, and menthol, making it suitable for individuals with oral lichen planus. Use it twice daily for effective oral care.

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