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  5. Hi, Im not overweight and I exercise regularly, but Ive noticed I have Acanthosis nigricans on my neck and a few other parts of my body. Im otherwise perfectly healthy, so I dont understand why this is happening. Its really frustrating and making me feel a bit depressed. Is there any way to treat it and get my normal skin back? Is it even possible?

Hi, Im not overweight and I exercise regularly, but Ive noticed I have Acanthosis nigricans on my neck and a few other parts of my body. Im otherwise perfectly healthy, so I dont understand why this is happening. Its really frustrating and making me feel a bit depressed. Is there any way to treat it and get my normal skin back? Is it even possible?

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Hi, Im not overweight and I exercise regularly, but Ive noticed I have Acanthosis nigricans on my neck and a few other parts of my body. Im otherwise perfectly healthy, so I dont understand why this is happening. Its really frustrating and making me feel a bit depressed. Is there any way to treat it and get my normal skin back? Is it even possible?

Acanthosis nigricans can sometimes occur in individuals who are not overweight and lead an active lifestyle. To help improve the appearance of Acanthosis nigricans, you can try using a topical cream containing 20% urea or 12% ammonium lactate. These creams can help exfoliate the affected areas and improve the skin texture. Additionally, maintaining a healthy diet and keeping your skin well moisturized can also help in reducing the appearance of Acanthosis nigricans.

Last updated on 18 Dec 2024

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