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Dr. Avishek Bhadra Hpv Vaccination

Dr. Avishek Bhadra

Gynecologist/Obstetrician

20 years of experience

Bhagirathi Neotia Woman And Child Care CentreNew Town, Kolkata + 4 more

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Doctor, I have started feeling itchy in inner thighs. It turns out to be black and lotss of rashes are there

Female | 17

You have jock itch, which is a skin condition that grows a fungus on your skin in hot and damp regions such as the inner thighs. The list includes itching, blackening of the skin as well as rashes. Treatment of the ailment entails you having to purchase antifungal creams. This illness is one of those that often recur. Keep your skin clean and dry after training to prevent it from flaring up again.

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I am a 39 year old woman and am having an issue with my skin on my chin for the last 2 weeks. After friction from making out with someone new. He did not have a beard. Maybe slight stubble but really not noticeable. My skin became raw and I put Vaseline on it and neosporin. After about a week acne started appearing. I changed my regimen to a salicylic acid ointment and moisturizer. It seems to help a bit but not a lot. My skin is less raw but still splotchy and red with acne. I have not ever struggled with skin issues. Should I keep up the acne treatment? Should I do something else? It peels and is uncomfortable (it stings with the ointment but once it dries it doesn’t hurt but it does bother me). I’m traveling in Brazil now but am from the US. Any help appreciated before I head home! I plan to see a dermatologist PA when I get back.

Female | 39

Your skin see­ms irritated by friction. The rawness, re­dness, and acne result from that. Using salicylic acid ointme­nt helps acne. Continue­ applying it. Gently wash your skin, moisturize too. Consult a dermatologist for guidance.

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