Question 1

I've been noticing these small painful boils popping up on my head, and they keep coming and going in different spots. Occasionally, they even get pretty big. Do you have any idea what's causing this, and how I might be able to treat or prevent them? It's starting to really worry me.

Accepted Answer

that coul be pemphigous which is a microbial infection,visit your dermatologist for appropriate treatment.

Question 2

I've got these dandruff issues and my doctor gave me diprovate plus cream, but I'm a bit confused on how to use it on my scalp. Do I need to wash it off after applying, and could it mess with my hair in any way? I'm just trying to figure out the righ...

Accepted Answer

Yes u need to wash it after applicatio of the edication.

Question 3

I'm dealing with some black patches around my chin, right below my mouth, and near my nose and lips. They sometimes peel off, leaving dry skin, but right now they're just dark spots. I was told by a dermatologist a year ago that it might be seborrhei...

Accepted Answer

this needs physical examination and appropriate approach,visit dermatologist for the same, do not  try to squeeze it or scratch it

Question 4

I got burnt a while back in August 2016, and although the wounds have healed, I've still got these white and black burn marks left behind. Is there any chance or way to get my skin back to normal?

Accepted Answer

For deep tissue burns hyperpigmentation is coomon and they remain the same ,if its bothering you much visit Dermatologistg for appropriate management

Question 5

I'm considering getting hair fixing done, and I'm a bit concerned about how strong it really is. Like, if someone accidentally pulls or picks at it, is there a chance it could come loose? I'm feeling a bit anxious about it not being secure.

Accepted Answer

See a specialist for accurate diagnosis and targeted treatment.

Question 6

I was prescribed tacroz 0.1 tacrolimus for my psoriasis, but it's really pricey at 671rs for just 20g. I came across a couple of cheaper alternatives online, crolimate ointment and tacoseal 0.1. Can I use one of these, or is there another low-cost op...

Accepted Answer

Both Crolimate and Tacoseal could be suitable alternatives to Tacroz since they contain the same active ingredient. However, its important to check with your doctor before switching to make sure these alternatives are effective and safe for your condition. In the meantime, other treatments like topical steroids, coal tar, or calcipotriene might also be good options if you're looking for more affordable choices.
Your doctor will help guide you on the best path forward based on the severity and extent of your psoriasis.

I've been noticing these small painful boils popping up on my head, and they keep coming and going in different spots. Occasionally, they even get pretty big. Do you have any idea what's causing this, and how I might be able to treat or prevent them? It's starting to really worry me.

I've been noticing these small painful boils popping up on my head, and they keep coming and going in different spots. Occasionally, they even get pretty big. Do you have any idea what's causing this, and how I might be able to treat or prevent them? It's starting to really worry me.

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I've got these dandruff issues and my doctor gave me diprovate plus cream, but I'm a bit confused on how to use it on my scalp. Do I need to wash it off after applying, and could it mess with my hair in any way? I'm just trying to figure out the righ...

I'm dealing with some black patches around my chin, right below my mouth, and near my nose and lips. They sometimes peel off, leaving dry skin, but right now they're just dark spots. I was told by a dermatologist a year ago that it might be seborrhei...

I got burnt a while back in August 2016, and although the wounds have healed, I've still got these white and black burn marks left behind. Is there any chance or way to get my skin back to normal?

I'm considering getting hair fixing done, and I'm a bit concerned about how strong it really is. Like, if someone accidentally pulls or picks at it, is there a chance it could come loose? I'm feeling a bit anxious about it not being secure.

I was prescribed tacroz 0.1 tacrolimus for my psoriasis, but it's really pricey at 671rs for just 20g. I came across a couple of cheaper alternatives online, crolimate ointment and tacoseal 0.1. Can I use one of these, or is there another low-cost op...

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