Question 1

Hi doctor, Im a 50-year-old male and Ive been dealing with skin allergies. Im currently on treatment for intestinal tuberculosis and was wondering if its safe to use Betnesol tablets for my skin allergies. Is it okay to take along with my TB medication?

Physician opinion is advised to the patient.

Last updated on 18 Dec 2024

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Physician opinion is advised to the patient.

Question 2

I was using mintop 10% for 2 months and i got better results. but now i am facing some dermatological problems such as itching on thighs, legs and sometime in whole body. is this the side effect of mintop 10% ? pls suggest any treatment.

Yes u can continue same treatment for 3 -6weeks .Dermatologist opinion is also advised.

Last updated on 18 Dec 2024

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Yes u can continue same treatment for 3 -6weeks .Dermatologist opinion is also advised.

Question 3

Ive been dealing with penile yeast infections and fungal infections on my body. I was thinking about taking fluconazole and using KZ 2% cream for treatment. Is it safe to use both together, or should I be cautious?

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For penile yeast infections and fungal infections on the body, you can take Fluconazole for the yeast infection. The recommended dosage for Fluconazole is usually a single 150mg dose. For the fungal infections on the body, you can use KZ 2% cream. This cream contains Ketoconazole which is effective against fungal infections. You can apply a thin layer of KZ 2% cream on the affected areas once or twice daily, as directed by your healthcare provider.

Question 4

Red coloured rashes causing itching and subsequently becomes ring shaped on the skin.

Accepted Answer

- This sounds like a fungal infection, commonly called ringworm. Keep the area clean and dry, and apply an antifungal cream. If it doesn’t improve in a week, see a doctor.

Question 5

My 5 year old daughter has head lice and nits. We have already tried P Scab soap (Permethrin 1%), but it is not of much help. Is there any other effective way to treat?

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There are many other alternatives, visit Dermatologist for appropriate treatment.itvtakes time to get rid of it have patience.

Question 6

I have acne scars and I'm trying to figure out which product would work better for meMederma cream or Mederma intense gel. Can you suggest which one would be more effective for treating my scars?

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Yes you can use it no problem, visit Dermatologist for appropriate treatment

Hi doctor, Im a 50-year-old male and Ive been dealing with skin allergies. Im currently on treatment for intestinal tuberculosis and was wondering if its safe to use Betnesol tablets for my skin allergies. Is it okay to take along with my TB medication?

Hi doctor, Im a 50-year-old male and Ive been dealing with skin allergies. Im currently on treatment for intestinal tuberculosis and was wondering if its safe to use Betnesol tablets for my skin allergies. Is it okay to take along with my TB medication?

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Related Questions

I was using mintop 10% for 2 months and i got better results. but now i am facing some dermatological problems such as itching on thighs, legs and sometime in whole body. is this the side effect of mintop 10% ? pls suggest any treatment.

Ive been dealing with penile yeast infections and fungal infections on my body. I was thinking about taking fluconazole and using KZ 2% cream for treatment. Is it safe to use both together, or should I be cautious?

Red coloured rashes causing itching and subsequently becomes ring shaped on the skin.

My 5 year old daughter has head lice and nits. We have already tried P Scab soap (Permethrin 1%), but it is not of much help. Is there any other effective way to treat?

I have acne scars and I'm trying to figure out which product would work better for meMederma cream or Mederma intense gel. Can you suggest which one would be more effective for treating my scars?

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