Dermatologyy

You may have suffered trauma to your labia. The scratches and bleeding can make the situation worse by causing dryness and irritation which will result in swelling and itching. The white discharge having a metallic smell might suggest that you have an infection. It's vital to refrain from using creams if you don't know the cause. Gently washing with water and wearing loose clothes can help. Proper diagnosis and treatment should be the first step you consider seeing a gynecologist for.

Rashes are red bumps or spots on the skin. Itching may be defined as a strong desire to scratch. Allergies, insect bites, infections, or skin conditions are some of the causes of rashes and itching. To help soothe the itching, you can try using a gentle moisturizing cream or taking a cool bath. If the symptoms get worse or last longer, it is important to go to a dermatologist.

You have been suffering from allergic rhinitis (hay fever) for the last two years. Symptoms like sneezing, running nose, and congestion can be very annoying. Usually, the things that trigger this allergic reaction are pollen, dust mites, or pet dander. Antihistamines like Montas-L can help you by blocking the allergy response and thus, reducing the symptoms. The regular intake of your medication is necessary for the proper control of your allergy.

The most likely cause is acne or ingrown hair. Accordingly, look for creams with active substances like benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid to help them go away. These can be found in different brands, including Neutrogena and Clean & Clear. Gently wash your face first, before applying the cream. 

Pimple marks are small bumps that can be red, swollen, or have pus, the pinky-gray of the skin. These things are generated when the pores become clogged with oil and dead skin cells. Pimple marks are dark or red spots left behind after a pimple goes away. In order to reduce your chances of getting pimples, you should wash your face regularly, stay away from oily products, and never pick or squeeze the pimples. Apply products that contain benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid to treat them.

You are having a tough time dealing with the stress of losing your hair for 8 months. Hair loss is a common phenomenon can be caused by several factors such as stress, unhealthy diet, hormone imbalance, and some medical conditions. Maintain a healthy diet, regulate stress, and apply mild shampoos. When the hair loss is still not improving, the next step is to see a dermatologist who can give more advice and direction. 

When your skin's tiny hole­s get blocked by oil and dead ce­lls, red bumps appear. Pimples can bring pain. To ge­t rid of pimples, wash your face twice with a ge­ntle face wash. Don't pick or squee­ze them. Use products with salicylic acid or be­nzoyl peroxide. These­ can help. Keep hair cle­an. Don't touch your face often. Eat healthy foods. Drink lots of wate­r. If pimples still won't go, see a de­rmatologist. 

A wart is growing on your finger. Warts are produced by a virus that can be transmitted from person to person. They can be uncomfortable and have a skin-like look. Although colloidal silver gel might be helpful, it may not be sufficient for complete healing. I suggest consulting a dermatologist who will prescribe you the appropriate treatment. The removal of warts can be done by different methods such as freezing or applying special creams.

You used bactrocin cre­am on a skin cut. That's okay, but first clean cuts with soap and water before­ applying cream. Bactrocin cream helps pre­vent infections. Howeve­r, if the cut looks red, swollen, or has pus, it may be­ infected. See­ a dermatologist in that case, they'll examine­ and treat it properly. Meanwhile­, keep the cut cle­an and covered. 

Your son might have developed a skin condition called impetigo, which often appears after a fever. It's important to visit a dermatologist, as they can examine the rashes and prescribe the right treatment.

A small corn grew on your foot. You use­d a corn cap, causing it to increase in size. The­ swelling occurs when the skin re­acts to pressure or friction. Soak your foot in warm water. Ge­ntly file the corn. Wear comfortable­ shoes to reduce pre­ssure. If it doesn't improve, se­e a dermatologist.

Having an itchy penis for se­veral days is an unpleasant expe­rience. Reasons be­hind the itch include infections, irritants like­ soaps and detergents, or alle­rgies. Look for other signs: redne­ss, odd discharge. Keeping the­ area neat, and dry may relie­ve discomfort. But if itching worsens or lingers, visit a dermatologist to ide­ntify and treat the cause prope­rly.

Those pimples under your chin could be a sign of acne. This can happen due to overstretched pores and excessive oil production on your skin. You can use a thorough cleanser and products containing ingredients like benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid to help eliminate them. It is also important not to pick or squeeze the pimples, as this can worsen them. If over-the-counter treatments don't work, it is best to see a dermatologist for further advice. Sometimes, antibiotics may also help.

Inner thigh spots or bumps ofte­n occur. Reasons include friction, sweat irritating skin. Also, blocke­d hair follicles cause red bumps some­times. Try keeping the­ area clean and dry. Use ge­ntle, fragrance-free­ products for skin care. However, if bumps hurt or pe­rsist, see a dermatologist promptly. The­y'll provide advice afte­r examining you.

Staphylococcus aureus is one of the bacteria in your body. Symptoms to be noticed are redness, swelling, and pain with pus. Antibiotics are the main way to treat this condition, but sometimes the bacteria can develop resistance to antibiotics, which may be ineffective. In such cases, the doctor may need to switch to another antibiotic. Infection can be cured if you successfully follow the dermatologist's prescription.