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  • female
  • 40 Years
  • 14/08/2025

I've had a soft tissue cell tumor on the tip of my nose for about 34 months now. It's reddish like a strawberry and was growing slowly but hasn't changed in the last month. I did CT scan and USG FNAC but they only collected blood samples. Do I need surgery for this or is there another treatment option? The color and location worry me

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Ive been struggling with severe skin damage for the last 3 years. My family doctor initially prescribed Melalite XL, which I used on my face and neck. Unfortunately, I've now developed dark patches on my chin and cheeks. They look really bad, and it's been really frustrating not finding any relief despite consulting various skin doctors. Could you please guide me on what else I can do to improve my skin condition?

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I've been using MELALUMIN cream for over two months now to deal with pigmentation on my face, particularly around my nose on both sides. At first, it seemed to work well in the first month, but now I don't see any improvements. Could my skin have become resistant to the ingredients? Can you suggest a better alternative for dealing with this pigmentation issue?

An alternative cream that you can try for pigmentation is Hydroquinone in combination with Tretinoin cream and corticosteroid cream. You can apply a thin layer of this combination cream once daily at night. Make sure to use a sunscreen during the day to protect your skin from further pigmentation.

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I'm a bit concerned because I recently swallowed my boyfriend's semen, and I've heard mixed things about it affecting the skin. Does swallowing semen really cause acne or breakouts, or could it possibly help with acne issues? I'm just curious and a little worried about how it might impact my skin.

Semen in fact contains spermine, which is an anti-oxidant believed to be beneficial for the skin. Acne breakouts are caused due to overstimulation of the sebaceous glands, which can result from a hormonal imbalance in the body, dysbiosis of follicular microbial

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