Question 1

I've noticed I've had some small, hard lumps under the skin on my hands for quite a while now. There are four of them, a bit noticeable but not really big. There's no redness or pain, but I'm a bit curious about what they might be. Could they be blood clots? Should I be concerned?

Accepted Answer

As you say its painless that could be Lipoma or sebacous cyst,visit general surgeon for evaluation and appropriate management.

Question 2

I've got this boil on my back and I tried using a belladonna plaster to draw out the pus, but after two days, there was no pus. Instead, the boil turned a little yellow and got a bit bigger. When I squeezed it, only a tiny bit of blood came out and now there's a small hole in it. Some people here suggested using a paan leaf with deshi ghee. Should I be worried about this? Is it just a regular boil or something else? I'm pretty anxious about it. Could really use some advice.

Accepted Answer

-It sounds like you're dealing with an infected boil that's not draining properly. Applying the paan leaf and deshi ghee might not be the best option as it can lead to further irritation. I recommend seeing a doctor for proper drainage and treatment, espe

Question 3

I've been using Klosh F and Tugain 10 along with Renocia solution, plus Fluence hair. My doctor said it's fine, and I've been on them for about two months. Do these treatments really help with androgenic alopecia? I don't have dandruff, so I'm just wondering if I'm on the right track here.

Accepted Answer

Yes those will help in maintaining your hair follow your doctors advice

What is best treatment for Lichen Planus?

Linchen Planus has no cure , but different treatment helps relieve your symptoms such as antihistamines and steroids.

More Dermatology Health Queries

I've noticed I've had some small, hard lumps under the skin on my hands for quite a while now. There are four of them, a bit noticeable but not really big. There's no redness or pain, but I'm a bit curious about what they might be. Could they be blood clots? Should I be concerned?

I've been using Klosh F and Tugain 10 along with Renocia solution, plus Fluence hair. My doctor said it's fine, and I've been on them for about two months. Do these treatments really help with androgenic alopecia? I don't have dandruff, so I'm just wondering if I'm on the right track here.

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