Question 1

Ive been dealing with an infection under the foreskin and on the top of my penis. Ive been seeing a dermatologist for the last 2 months, and while it improved a bit, it hasnt fully gone away and seems to have gotten worse again. Should I continue with the dermatologist or consult a urologist? Please advise.

Accepted Answer

that looks like venereal disease , ask your dermatologist fpr appropriate approach there will be seperate kit for each such disease u can ask for such treatment, personal hygiene is most important and refrain from sexual activity untill you are completely recovered.

Question 2

My doctor prescribed Omnacortil 60mg, but it's not available. Is it okay to take two Omnacortil 30mg tablets in a single dose instead?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can take two omnacortil 30mg tablets to achieve the prescribed dose of 60mg.

Question 3

Im 19 years old and Ive been using Halo shampoo daily for a while now. I just wanted to check if using it every day could cause any side effects. Is it safe to use it daily, or should I be concerned?

Accepted Answer

Using Halo shampoo on a daily basis should generally be safe for most people. However, frequent use of any shampoo can potentially lead to dryness or irritation of the scalp and hair. It is recommended to use a mild shampoo and to consider incorporating a conditioner to prevent dryness and maintain the health of your hair. If you experience any scalp irritation or other unusual symptoms, you may consider reducing the frequency of shampooing or trying a different product.

Question 4

My butt is darker than anyother part of my body and so is my knees. I feel its very unappealing. What should i do to give it an even tone? I have a brown complexion.

Accepted Answer

To help even out the skin tone on your buttocks and knees, you can consider using a skin lightening cream that contains ingredients like hydroquinone, kojic acid, or alpha arbutin. These ingredients can help lighten dark areas of the skin and promote a more even tone. You can try using a cream like Meladerm or Ambi Fade Cream, applying it to the affected areas once or twice a day as directed. Additionally, make sure to exfoliate the skin regularly to remove dead skin cells and promote skin renewal. Remember to use sunscreen on these areas to prevent further darkening from sun exposure.

Question 5

What does hiv rash look like? Does it itch? Is it puss filled blisters or just red rash?????????????

Accepted Answer

-HIV rash often appears as red, blotchy patches or small bumps, typically on the torso, face, or limbs. It can sometimes itch, but it's usually not filled with pus. If you notice unusual skin changes, it's important to consult a doctor for proper evaluation and care.

Question 6

I have been having boils, painful, pus-filled bump under the skin near buttocks . It is very painful.

Accepted Answer

that could be folliculitis or pilonidalsinus maintain hygiene and zero hair around your buttock area ,do not scratch them or squeeze them , visit your Surgeon for evaluation and appropriate treatment.

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Related Questions

My doctor prescribed Omnacortil 60mg, but it's not available. Is it okay to take two Omnacortil 30mg tablets in a single dose instead?

Im 19 years old and Ive been using Halo shampoo daily for a while now. I just wanted to check if using it every day could cause any side effects. Is it safe to use it daily, or should I be concerned?

My butt is darker than anyother part of my body and so is my knees. I feel its very unappealing. What should i do to give it an even tone? I have a brown complexion.

What does hiv rash look like? Does it itch? Is it puss filled blisters or just red rash?????????????

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