- Male
- 17 Years
- 22/01/2025
I'm dealing with some dark patches on my skin, and a doctor suggested I try Radiglow lotion. Could you tell me more about how it works and if there are any side effects I should watch out for? I'm a bit worried and want to make sure it's safe to use.
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View allI'm really worried about my wife's finger. A few months back, she got this tiny hole on the tip, and it hurt to touch, with a small circular thing forming there. The doctor told us to use a corn cap for a week, and that took away the pain and some side skin, but that circle's still hanging around with a tiny dot, just like it was several months ago. We don't see anything stuck in there, so were confused about whether to try the corn cap again or should we consider getting it removed surgically. Could you give some advice on what might be best to do?
Use the same corn cap again for a period of 2 weeks,it will fall off completely,and use soft heel footwera
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Im experiencing a lot of pain where I have herpes, and now it's even spread to cover my eyes. It's becoming really painful. Could you recommend what tablet I should take for this?
Thats the symptom of Herpes which is called herpetic neuralgia,for this you have to use complete course of antiviral ,visit Physician for appropriate management
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My upper arm skin is really saggy and loose, and I'm super worried about it. I don't want surgery are there any other remedies or treatments that could help tighten the skin? It's really bothering me.
Non-surgical skin tightening like RF, HIFU, or creams may help mild arm sagging—consult a dermatologist.
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