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Female | 40

Why is my neck and chest sweating with rash?

I'm female just turned 40 For 3 months now my neck and chest has been sweating like crazy, I have an angry itchy red rash all over my neck and chest also. I did have a blood test. I have high cholesterol and high glucose. I also have numbness and sometimes pins and needles in my feet. I only drink water and eat healthy I just need to find our what is the best thing to clear up my rash and this itchiness please! It's depressing me so much I don't even want to leave my house

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Answered on 21st Aug '24

The sweating and rash on your neck and chest, as well as high cholesterol and glucose levels, are all symptoms that can be associated with a condition known as diabetes. The numbness and pins and needles in your feet are evidence supporting this. To clear up the rash and itchiness, sugar level management is the major thing. Healthy eating and physical activity can be wonderful alternatives to start with. A visit to a dermatologist is essential for an accurate diagnosis and treatment strategy. 

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Soft and weak skin can signal the presence of multiple diseases such as Vitamin deficiencies and connective tissue disorders. I suggest you pay a visit to a good dermatologist who will examine your skin and conduct tests to come up with a diagnosis of the underlying cause. From the diagnosis, the dermatologist can propose suitable treatment to increase the health of your skin.
 

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I have developed skin infection. It's white and reddish thick dry scaly itchy skin area.

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You might be suffering from a fungal skin infection known as ringworm. Ringworm can turn your skin into white, reddish, thick, dry, and scaly. Apart from that, the skin can get very itchy. Ringworm is a type of fungus that spreads through skin-to-skin contact. To help get rid of ringworm, you can use antifungal cream. However, it would be best if you cleaned and dried the area.

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Belotero vs juvederm?

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both are good. depending on the concern your dermatologist can decide the best one for you 

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I need a healthy clear and a glowing skin so what products or treatments should I opt for

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For healthy skin, cleanse daily and avoid harsh irritants. Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water, as dehydration can make your skin look dull. Eat fruits and vegetables to get the nutrients your skin needs. Protect your skin from the sun by applying sunscreen every day. Clear, radiant skin comes from gentle cleansing, proper hydration, a nourishing diet, and sun protection.

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I’ve hyperpigmentation on my face and suburn don’t know what to avoid and yse

Female | 18

I see that you are having dark spots on your face after getting a sunburn. This is called hyperpigmentation. It happens when your skin makes more pigment, called melanin, to protect itself from the sun. To help, avoid direct sunlight, use sunscreen, wear a hat, and apply aloe vera to soothe the burn. Over time, the dark spots may fade, but protecting your skin from the sun is key.

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I have a keloid on my chest. It is increasing in size. Is there any treatment for it? Is it curable? Is it life threatening?

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Hi!!
Keloid is a benign tumor of Skin which has a very high tendency of recurrence once it's surgically removed.
The preferred treatment is:
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- Steroid injections 
- Cryosurgery
Call for appointment 

Answered on 23rd May '24

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