Question 1

I've been struggling with these ugly dark spots on my legs for over a decade now. They're from allergic reactions to insect bites and I've also had a habit of picking at the swellings. I'm really frustrated and am wondering if Mederma might be the solution. I've heard about glycolic peeling too, but lasers are just way out of my budget. What do you think I should do?

Accepted Answer

That could be keratosis pilaris ,maintain personal hygiene,apply moisturizer twice a day,it takes time to hela but will be cured no need to worry.

Question 2

I'm trying to understand my Allergy Screening Test results by IMMUNO EIA. It says my IgE level is 172 KUL, NIMESULIDE is 1.30 UL, and CEPHALOSPORIN is 1.20 UL. Can you explain what these numbers mean for my health? Also, what steps should I take to a...

Accepted Answer

Elevated IgE levels suggest that you are sensitive or allergic to certain substances, but more specific testing (e.g., food allergy tests or skin prick tests) may be needed to pinpoint the exact cause.
Nimesulide and Cephalosporins: You appear to have allergies to these substances, so avoid them in the future.
Consult an allergist: A specialist can help create a detailed management plan, especially if you have ongoing symptoms or need to manage multiple allergies

Question 3

I'm starting to notice these weird cholesterol spots around my eyes, and it's really concerning me. I think they're called xanthelasma. Do you know what the best way to remove these from my eyelids would be? Also, I'm curious about how much it might ...

Accepted Answer

consult plastic surgeon

Question 4

I'm wondering if it's safe to use Kojivit Ultra Gel for a long time. Could using it continuously have any negative effects on my health? I'd appreciate your advice.

Accepted Answer

Kojivit Ultra Gel is a topical skin-lightening agent containing kojic acid.

_Safety Profile_

1. _Short-term use_: Generally considered safe when used as directed.
2. _Long-term use_: Prolonged use (>6 months) may lead to:
    - Skin irritation
    - Dryness
    - Increased risk of skin infections

Life long use - not safe

Question 5

I'm really worried about these cholesterol deposits under my eyes. I've heard about laser treatments that might help. Can you tell me if that's a good option and if it's safe? I just want to get them removed somehow.

Accepted Answer

Probable diagnosis is xanthelasma. Treatment includes cryotherapy and statins.

Question 6

I've been dealing with a bindi allergy for the last 5 years and I've tried so many ointments but nothing seems to work. Any ideas on what else I can do or try? It's been really frustrating, so I'm hoping for some advice.

Accepted Answer

Visit Dermatologist for appropriate management

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I'm trying to understand my Allergy Screening Test results by IMMUNO EIA. It says my IgE level is 172 KUL, NIMESULIDE is 1.30 UL, and CEPHALOSPORIN is 1.20 UL. Can you explain what these numbers mean for my health? Also, what steps should I take to a...

I'm starting to notice these weird cholesterol spots around my eyes, and it's really concerning me. I think they're called xanthelasma. Do you know what the best way to remove these from my eyelids would be? Also, I'm curious about how much it might ...

I'm wondering if it's safe to use Kojivit Ultra Gel for a long time. Could using it continuously have any negative effects on my health? I'd appreciate your advice.

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I've been dealing with a bindi allergy for the last 5 years and I've tried so many ointments but nothing seems to work. Any ideas on what else I can do or try? It's been really frustrating, so I'm hoping for some advice.

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