I've been dealing with mouth ulcers for a week now and they just won't go away. Do you know what kind of medicine I can take to help with this? It's pretty uncomfortable and I'm really looking for some relief. Any advice would be really appreciated.

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Dr Anshul Maheshwari

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5+ Yrs

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-For mouth ulcers, you can take a vitamin B complex tablet like Becosules once daily, along with an oral gel like Kenacort or Dologel applied directly to the ulcers 2-3 times a day. Stay hydrated and avoid spicy or acidic foods. If it persists, cons

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Consult a Dermatologist

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I've been struggling with acne and acne scars on my face, and it's really affecting my skin's appearance, making it look dull and dark. I'm thinking about trying glutathione injections to help with this. Can you tell me more about how effective they are for skin issues like mine and any potential side effects I should be aware of?

Visit your Physician for appropriate management

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I'm noticing these white spots or bumps at the corners of my lips, and I'm not sure why they're there or how to get rid of them. Also, my lips have become quite dark, and I don't even smoke. What could be causing this, and what steps can I take to improve it? Would love some guidance on this.

dermatologist opinion is advised.

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I recently burned my leg with a bike silencer about three days ago. The skin in that area has turned black, and while there's no pain, there's this clear liquid on a popped blister that keeps coming back after I clean it with a cotton. Should I be worried about this? Do you think it's necessary for me to see a doctor?

Given the burn's severity, appearance, and discharge, it's essential to consult a doctor or visit a burn care clinic to assess the wound's depth, prevent infection, and promote proper healing; the transparent liquid and recurring discharge may indicate an infection, and the blackened skin could be a sign of a third-degree burn,

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