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Effective Solutions for Allergic Skin Rashes on Back

I think mujhe alergy hai but kisse I don't know meri back p or neck p or aage ki side bhot sari funsies like pimples something like that bhot sare ho rkhe h my back is full of that eska reason kya h what is the solution of this problem.

Dermatology

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Dr. Archit Aggarwal

Trichologist

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Answered on 21st Aug '24

You might have acne, a skin issue that causes small pimples on your back, neck, and chest. Acne happens when oil and dead skin cells clog hair follicles. Hormones, stress, or certain foods can sometimes trigger acne flare-ups. To help reduce acne, gently wash the affected areas with a mild cleanser and avoid using oily products. If it's bothering you, see a dermatologist.

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Such cysts can grow on your neck due to the blockage in the glands. It has been there for an elapsed time and no significant pain has occurred. That is probably nothing to worry about given the duration of its time there and the fact it is asymptomatic. Still, I strongly believe that expert attention from a doctor is needed.

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White patches on the skin can result from various factors, such as vitiligo, fungal infections, or eczema. Excimer laser, being a targeted treatment, is one of the most effective in the treatment of skin by increasing repigmentation. Each session typically costs $200 to $500, but sometimes it may vary depending on the place or clinic. It is important to make an appointment with a dermatologist for the diagnosis and a treatment plan that suits you perfectly.

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Male | 30

You have a recurrent fungal infection in your lower body. Warm and humid conditions, such as excessive sweating, are the possible causes of fungal infections. Symptoms are characterized by redness, itching, and a rash. To help, ensure the area is dry and clean, wear breathable clothes, and apply antifungal creams. Also, strictly follow the given directions for the cream to notice the improvement.

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