Question 1

I'm dealing with these small, blister-like rashes on my fingers, shoulders, and neck. The doctor said it's due to poor hygiene and recommended benzyl benzoate solution as well as cetirizine. I'm really curious, how long will it take for these to heal?

Accepted Answer

The blister-like rashes on your fingers, shoulders, and neck can be uncomfortable and concerning.

Diagnosis and Treatment

The doctor's diagnosis suggests that the rashes might be caused by scabies, a skin infestation caused by the mite Sarcoptes scabiei. The prescribed medications are:

1. Benzyl benzoate solution (Ascabiol): A topical scabicide used to treat scabies.
2. Cetrazine: An antihistamine that can help relieve itching and reduce the allergic response.

Healing Time

The healing time for scabies can vary depending on several factors, such as:

1. Severity of infestation: More severe cases may take longer to heal.
2. Effectiveness of treatment: Adherence to the treatment regimen and proper application of medications can impact healing time.
3. Individual response: People's responses to treatment can vary.

Generally, with proper treatment, scabies can be cured within:

- 2-4 weeks: Symptoms like itching and rash may start to subside.
- 4-6 weeks: Skin lesions and rashes may take longer to heal completely.

Question 2

I've been using glocin gel as prescribed for about a month now, applying it twice daily. I'm just wondering if I should keep using it for another month or if it's okay to stop at this point. What do you suggest?

Accepted Answer

As you have been using Glocin gel for almost one month, it is important to follow the advice of your healthcare provider regarding the duration of treatment. In general, for conditions like acne, it is common to continue using topical treatments like Glocin gel for at least 8-12 weeks to see optimal results. However, since individual cases may vary, it is best to consult with your healthcare provider to determine if you should continue using the gel for another month or if it is appropriate to stop at this time.

Question 3

I've been dealing with some raised bumps near my vagina and on my butt cheeks. At first, they were in a smaller ring with low-raised acnes, but it's been a week, and now they've grown into bigger, more pronounced areas with the circle spreading. Touc...

Accepted Answer

Thats unusual,visit General Physician for appropriate approach.and maintain balanced diet and healthy lifestyle

Question 4

I'm dealing with some major hairfall that's been happening ever since I bounced back from jaundice a couple of months ago. My dermatologist recommended using keraboost tablets and a hair serum. I'm trying to decide between two serums: one has Minoxid...

Accepted Answer

Regarding your concern about the side effects of Procapil, it is generally considered to have fewer side effects compared to Minoxidil. Procapil is a combination of three active ingredients that work to improve hair anchoring, reduce hair loss, and stimulate hair growth without the potential side effects associated with Minoxidil. You can consider using a hair serum containing Procapil as recommended by your dermatologist.

Question 5

I've been having some trouble since I got a facial and waxing done. My face has these really bad patches now, and the left cheek feels super tight. I'm starting to think it might be a chemical burn. I tried using ice since last night, but it hasn't r...

Accepted Answer

avoid scratching the affected area and u can put eyes no problem with that.usuallly its self limiting, if it continues or becoming worse visit Dermatologist as soon as possible for evaluation and appropriate treatment.

Question 6

I'm trying to figure out if Uv doux silicon sunscreen gel with SPF 50 would be okay for my oily, acne-prone, and sensitive skin. Do I need to put a moisturizer on before applying it, or is it alright to use directly?

Accepted Answer

Continue all the medications..

I'm dealing with these small, blister-like rashes on my fingers, shoulders, and neck. The doctor said it's due to poor hygiene and recommended benzyl benzoate solution as well as cetirizine. I'm really curious, how long will it take for these to heal?

I'm dealing with these small, blister-like rashes on my fingers, shoulders, and neck. The doctor said it's due to poor hygiene and recommended benzyl benzoate solution as well as cetirizine. I'm really curious, how long will it take for these to heal?

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I've been using glocin gel as prescribed for about a month now, applying it twice daily. I'm just wondering if I should keep using it for another month or if it's okay to stop at this point. What do you suggest?

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I've been having some trouble since I got a facial and waxing done. My face has these really bad patches now, and the left cheek feels super tight. I'm starting to think it might be a chemical burn. I tried using ice since last night, but it hasn't r...

I'm trying to figure out if Uv doux silicon sunscreen gel with SPF 50 would be okay for my oily, acne-prone, and sensitive skin. Do I need to put a moisturizer on before applying it, or is it alright to use directly?

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