- Female
- 24 Years
- 20/02/2025
I'm really confused about a treatment suggestion I got. My husband's doctor recommended Propysalic nf6 ointment for his hair loss on his chin, and for me, he recommended a different ointment that starts with an "O" and has a green color. Can anyone help me figure out what that might be? I'm worried and just want to make sure I'm using the right thing.
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View allI've had my hair smoothened twice, and now I'm noticing bald patches and a lot of hair fall. I also have PCOD, so I'm really worried if that could be making things worse. Could the treatments have caused this, or is it more related to my PCOD? What can I do to improve my hair health?
In PCOD your hair will be week hence do not try such methods which would cause more hair loss,visit dermatologist for appropriate managemnt.
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I'm really concerned after using Faiza cream for about 3 months. It cleared up all my pimples and black marks, and my skin got so fair. But now I've read online about possible side effects, like skin cancer. I'm really worried and thinking about stopping the cream. If I do, will there be any side effects or problems? Can you give me some advice on what to do?
Clinsol gel for local application is advised for 3-6 weeks.
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I've had Fox Fordyce for 8 years and it's been hell with the constant itching only corticosteroid creams give me relief. Would surgically removing all my armpit sweat glands cure this condition? I'm desperate for a permanent solution since creams just manage symptoms.
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