Question 1

I've got these acne scars and ongoing acne on my cheeks that just won't go away. My doctor recommended I try Eumosone M. Do you think this could actually help with my situation? Would love some guidance on this!

Accepted Answer

Clinsol gel for local application is advised for 3-6 weeks.

Question 2

I'm living in Bangalore and I'm noticing that after I take a bath, my facial skin feels really dry and it even starts cracking, it's happening with my legs too. I tried using Pond's cold cream, but it just makes my skin oily and doesn't really help. I've been considering trying extra virgin olive oil. Do you have any suggestions or can you recommend something else that might work?

Accepted Answer

Visit your Physician for appropriate management

Question 3

I've noticed that every time I have a hot bath or shower, my face stays red and feels like it's burning for a few hours afterward. It gets better with ice, but only when the skin is cool. There's no rash, just redness and warmth when I touch it. Should I be worried about this?

Accepted Answer

1. _Trapped gas_: Gas buildup can cause severe pain.
2. _Muscle strain_: Sudden movement or injury can strain muscles.
3. _Sciatica_: Compression of the sciatic nerve can cause pain.

_Quick Relief Solutions_

1. _Stretching_: Gentle stretching can help relieve tension.
2. _Heat or cold therapy_: Apply a warm or cold compress to the affected area.
3. _Over-the-counter pain relievers_: Take antacids or pain relievers like acetaminophen or ibuprofen.
4. _Rest_: Avoid heavy lifting, bending, or physical activity.

I've been reading about the Yellow Peel treatment, and I'm wondering if the effects last permanently or if they're just temporary. Can it really get rid of pigmentation on the face for good?

More Dermatology Health Queries

I've got these acne scars and ongoing acne on my cheeks that just won't go away. My doctor recommended I try Eumosone M. Do you think this could actually help with my situation? Would love some guidance on this!

I've noticed that every time I have a hot bath or shower, my face stays red and feels like it's burning for a few hours afterward. It gets better with ice, but only when the skin is cool. There's no rash, just redness and warmth when I touch it. Should I be worried about this?

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