Question 1

Face pe bohot saare til nikal aaye hain aur ye din-ba-din badhte ja rahe hain. Iss wajah se mera chehra bohot ganda lagta hai. Ab main kya karoon? Koi help milegi kya?

Accepted Answer

yes u can use it, visit ur physician for apprpropriate managent

Question 2

I got bitten by a rat on my finger last night. It feels like a needle pinch at that spot. The doctor gave me abhayrab and a tt shot. Do I need something else?

Accepted Answer

Rabies Immunoglobulin (IMG) is typically administered in addition to the rabies vaccine if the exposure is considered high risk (e.g., deep bite wounds, exposure to wild animals, or if the animal cannot be observed or tested for rabies).
If the bite was relatively minor (such as a small puncture wound), and the rat was not acting abnormally, you might not need IMG.
If the doctor did not recommend IMG, they may have assessed the risk as low based on the circumstances of the bite.Monitor for symptoms: After a rat bite, be vigilant for any signs of infection such as increased redness, swelling, pain, or discharge from the wound. If you notice any unusual symptoms, seek medical attention.
Observe the animal: If you can, try to observe the rat or determine whether it was showing any signs of illness (though this is often difficult). If the rat was acting unusually (e.g., aggressive or showing signs of rabies), this could increase the risk of rabies

Question 3

I've noticed that my upper lip seems pretty large, and I'm considering having it reduced. Could you tell me how much a lip reduction would cost and how long the procedure usually takes?

Accepted Answer

refer to dermatologist

Question 4

I've been experiencing this strange crawling sensation just below my skin, and it's affecting my entire right leg. Should I be worried about this? And if so, can you tell me which kind of doctor I should see?

Accepted Answer

A crawling sensation under the skin can be unsettling. It's essential to consult a doctor to determine the cause. You can start by visiting:

1. *General Physician*: Rule out underlying medical conditions.
2. *Dermatologist*: Examine skin-related issues, such as eczema, psoriasis, or skin infections.
3. *Neurologist*: Investigate nerve-related conditions, like neuropathy or nerve damage.

Possible causes include:

- Skin conditions (eczema, psoriasis)
- Nerve issues (neuropathy, nerve damage)
- Insect bites or infestations
- Poor circulation
- Nutritional deficiencies

Seek medical attention to determine the underlying cause and receive proper treatment.

Question 5

I noticed some rashes on the outer skin of my penis about a week ago, and I've been using Candid B lotion for the past 23 days. The rashes have gotten smaller and the itching has stopped, but the rashes haven't completely disappeared. What should I d...

Accepted Answer

it takes time to heal

Question 6

I've been dealing with this annoying acne problem for quite some time now. It keeps showing up, disappearing, and then coming back again. My current derm has put me on tretiva 30, and Ive also done chemical peels about eight times. Yet, Im still gett...

Accepted Answer

It's great that you're already consulting a dermatologist for your acne concerns. Given your 7-8 year history with acne, it's not surprising that it's been a persistent issue.

Tretiva 30 mg and chemical peels:

1. Tretiva 30 mg: This medication, containing isotretinoin, is commonly used to treat severe acne. The fact that your acne has reduced considerably is a positive sign.
2. Chemical peels: These can help improve skin texture, reduce acne scars, and control acne. Having done 8 sessions in 3 months is a good effort.

Pimples persisting:

Despite the treatments, pimples persisting can be frustrating. This might be due to various factors, such as:

1. Hormonal fluctuations: Acne can be influenced by hormonal changes.
2. Bacterial resistance: Acne-causing bacteria might develop resistance to treatments.
3. Skin care routine: Inconsistent or inadequate skin care might contribute to persistent acne.
4. Underlying skin conditions: Conditions like polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), thyroid disorders, or inflammatory bowel disease can increase the risk of acne.

Face pe bohot saare til nikal aaye hain aur ye din-ba-din badhte ja rahe hain. Iss wajah se mera chehra bohot ganda lagta hai. Ab main kya karoon? Koi help milegi kya?

Face pe bohot saare til nikal aaye hain aur ye din-ba-din badhte ja rahe hain. Iss wajah se mera chehra bohot ganda lagta hai. Ab main kya karoon? Koi help milegi kya?

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I got bitten by a rat on my finger last night. It feels like a needle pinch at that spot. The doctor gave me abhayrab and a tt shot. Do I need something else?

I've noticed that my upper lip seems pretty large, and I'm considering having it reduced. Could you tell me how much a lip reduction would cost and how long the procedure usually takes?

I've been experiencing this strange crawling sensation just below my skin, and it's affecting my entire right leg. Should I be worried about this? And if so, can you tell me which kind of doctor I should see?

I noticed some rashes on the outer skin of my penis about a week ago, and I've been using Candid B lotion for the past 23 days. The rashes have gotten smaller and the itching has stopped, but the rashes haven't completely disappeared. What should I d...

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