Asked for Female | 21 Years

Why does my recurring infection persist at 21?

Patient's Query

I'm a 21years old female with infection. I have been to several hospitals with different drugs prescribed, when it seems to go then it comes back again

Dermatology

Answered by Dr. Anju Methil

It sounds like you might be experiencing recurring symptoms, which can be frustrating. Infections can be caused by various factors, including bacteria or viruses, and may result in symptoms like pain, fever, or discomfort. It’s important to identify the specific type of infection, as different treatments are required. I recommend consulting a dermatologist who can perform thorough evaluations and possibly suggest a tailored treatment plan. Keeping hydrated, maintaining good hygiene, and following medical advice are key steps in your recovery.

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