- Male
- 25 Years
- 20/02/2025
I'm dealing with a persistent fungal infection around my pubic area and inner thighs. I'm using terbina force plus cream right now. Once everything clears up, is there a powder I can use regularly to prevent it from coming back? Really hoping to keep this from happening again!
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View allI've noticed a really small area on the skin of my penis that's incredibly itchy, and I'm worried it might be scabies. It's driving me crazy, and I'm not sure what to do about it. Could you help me figure out what this is and what steps I should take next?
Scabies can occur on various parts of the body, but it typically affects areas with folds or creases in the skin. Here are some common locations where scabies often occur: Common Locations 1. Finger webs: The areas between the fingers are a common site for scabies. 2. Wrist and forearm: The wrist and forearm areas are often affected. 3. Elbow and armpit: The elbow and armpit areas can also be affected. 4. Waist and groin: The waist and groin areas are common sites for scabies. 5. Buttocks and thighs: The buttocks and thighs can also be affected. 6. Feet and ankles: In severe cases, scabies can spread to the feet and ankles. 7. Genital area: Scabies can also occur in the genital area, including the penis, scrotum, and vulva. 8. Nipples and areola: In some cases, scabies can affect the nipples and areola.
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I've got some burn marks on my right hand and palm, and they extend to my stomach too. It's really impacting my personal life, and I'm quite worried. Could you tell me if these marks will fade over time and how they might affect my daily activities? Is there anything I should be doing to help them heal or prevent further issues?
they resolves by own
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I've just received my biopsy results, and it's mentioned that there's a hypocellular spindle lesion in a myxocollagenous stroma with a lot of blood vessels and hemosiderin pigment. The report also notes a low-grade spindle cell neoplasm and mentions something about an angiofibroma. I'm trying to wrap my head around this; should I be concerned about these findings? Would you recommend any specific follow-up or treatment based on these results?
yes,visit your foe appropriate management
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