- Male
- 27 Years
- 22/01/2025
I've been using morrf5 for about five months now. It was working well and really helped with my hair fall, but over the last couple of weeks, I'm noticing that the density on my left temple is decreasing, and my scalp is becoming more visible, even though I'm still using minoxidil. Could this be just a shedding phase, or is there something else going on?
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View allI'm dealing with a groin infection thats really been bothering me. Ive seen two different dermatologists so far. The first one thought it was ringworm and jock itch and gave me meds like Terbinafine and some others to take for a couple of months. It got better but came back as soon as I stopped the meds. Then, I went to another doctor, who said it was a fungal infection and switched up the medications for me. Its still not completely gone. On top of that, the treatment has darkened my skin around the area, which looks really bad since my natural skin tone is quite fair. I'm stuck and worried. What should I do to properly get rid of this infection and also handle the skin darkening?
Visit your Physician for appropriate management
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I'm really concerned about how quickly my skin is tanning after just 2 minutes in the sun. I'm using sunscreen, but it doesn't seem to be helping, and my face is turning black. What could be going on, and is there anything else I should try to prevent this?
in tha t case you have to swtch better sunscreen,visit Dermatologist for appropriate management
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Is baking soda really a natural remedy for dandruff? I'm curious if it's safe to use for getting rid of dandruff, or if there might be any other effective home remedies out there. What would you recommend?
no
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