Ringworm is a skin infection caused by fungi that result in red, circular ring-like rashes with intense itching. Ringworm is best treated with antifungal drugs prescribed by a dermatologist. However, in case you suspect that the illness is ringworm it will be helpful to visit a dermatologist for diagnosis and treatment.
 

The forehead and chin acne breakout is a skin disorder resulting from blocked pores caused by excessive oil production. I recommend that you see a dermatologist to receive proper diagnosis and treatment. Based on the level of your acne, they might suggest topical adjuvants or oral medications.

Red rashes caused by sunlight can be treated. First of all, it is necessary to determine the origin and nature of rash. It is advisable to consult a dermatologist for correct diagnosis and treatment.

Indeed, Tretinoin cream can be applied to treat skin diseases such as acne. But a dermatologist should be consulted before starting any treatment. They can give personalized instructions on treating Tretinoin cream and further guide the active ingredients that are safe to use in your morning routine. Be sure to adhere to the instructions provided by your physician for optimal results.

The sexually transmitted infection, human papillomavirus causes genital warts. Although certain individuals can be born with a genetic inclination to get warts, it is usually found through sexual intercourse. Genital warts must be diagnosed and treated by a dermatologist or the specialist in STDs to do it properly.

Recurring boils can be cured by maintaining it with proper hygiene. Warm compresses may be used to alleviate the pain and aid in drainage. But if the boils keep coming back, it is recommended that one should visit a dermatologist who can provide antibiotics or other medications to treat them.

As per your symptoms it would appear that you are suffering from acne vulgaris. This condition may also lead to pimples, acne and dryness on the face. This may also be associated with the dandruff and hair fall. I suggest that you consult a dermatologist who will offer the right diagnosis and treatment protocol.

It seems as if you may be suffering from severe hair loss. It may as well have been caused by many factors like stress, hormonal changes or a disease. I would suggest visiting a dermatologist, who could examine your scalp and diagnose the reason for hair loss. They can then develop a customized treatment plan for you

Acne and pimples are a common skin disease that can be caused by many factors such as hormonal changes, poor feeding habit or genetic. It is recommended to visit a dermatologist who treats skin diseases, so as one can get professional diagnosis and treatment. They could recommend topical creams, oral medication or other therapies to control the condition in a proper way.

Skin redness and irritation have been linked to the use of Clindamycin Phosphate Gel 3%. You may be having an allergic reaction to the gel. It is advised that you should discontinue the use of gel and seek consultation with a dermatologist for appropriate assessment and treatment.

I recommend that you see a dermatologist for this issue. The scar tissue that resulted from the surgery might have injured the hair follicles, thus depriving them of any regrowth. Unfortunately, there is no scientifically based treatment to re-grow hair in scar tissue except by means of a transplant. Some topical treatments may be prescribed by a dermatologist

In the past 24 hours, if you have developed strange blisters around your hands, fingers cheek and nose then it is necessary to see a dermatologist. However, even if the expired Advil has no connection to the blisters, it is still essential never to take any medication after its expiration date. Seek specialized medical care in case your condition does not improve.

It is recommended that you seek the advice of your dermatologist when considering any vitamin A supplements after ending your Accutane therapy. Toxicity occurs when too much vitamin A is ingested since the liver becomes affected. Based on your medical background and condition, the dosage and duration of vitamin A supplements will be recommended by a dermatologist.

Hyperhidrosis may be warned by profuse sweating, specially in sunny days. But one must rule out any underlying medical condition such as thyroid or inflammatory disease. I advise you to visit a dermatologist for assessment and diagnosis. They can offer treatments and guidance on the condition’s management.

The best thing to do is seek advice from a dermatologist who can make the correct diagnosis and administer treatment. They could suggest treatments in the form of topical or oral prescriptions and lifestyle modifications that will help you control your symptoms