Hi, I am suffering from a hair loss problem. Will PRP help me?

Dermatology

Answered by Pankaj Kamble

Hello Generally, baldness levels 1 & 2 are treated with PRP and if required it can be combined along with Hair transplant surgery too. We would suggest that it is better you visit the dermatologist and get your scalp test done to know your baldness level. Also, PRP being a non-surgical process can help in resolving your hair loss problems and boost your hair growth. Further, the ideal age for the procedure is above 22 years and these take several sessions to cure depending upon the hair loss. Hope our answer helps you! You can refer this page to seek expert guidance - Hair Treatment doctors in Mumbai. Let us know if your choice of city is different or if you have any other doubt!

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I'm getting more pimples and marks on my face nowadays

Female | 23

This problem is called acne which is common among many people. It is caused by clogging of hair follicles with oil and dead skin cells. At times, hormonal changes or genetics can also contribute to its occurrence. To clear up your skin, you can wash it gently using your hands only. Avoid scrubbing too hard as this could worsen the condition. Select non-comedogenic moisturizers that won’t block pores while keeping the face hydrated throughout the day. Alternatively, consult with a dermatologist for further advice on how best to treat this.

Answered on 24th June '24

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I’m facing a lot of hairfall my scalp gets oily after 12 hours also I’m having a lot of dandruff which is not dry like it’s oily without applying any oil my hair from outside looks damaged and dry

Female | 23

Lots of oil from your scalp could cause hair fall. Your scalp may quickly become oily after a few hours. You might have oily dandruff flakes. Your hair may seem dry and damaged. Together, these signs point towards seborrheic dermatitis. This skin issue makes your scalp produce too much oil. The extra oil leads to dandruff and hair troubles. A medicated shampoo for oily dandruff can improve your scalp health and can reduce your hair fall.

Answered on 30th July '24

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Child have itching on body

Male | 12

Itching can arise from various reasons, such as dry skin, allergies, insect bites, or eczema. Accompanying symptoms may include redness or small bumps. To alleviate discomfort, consider applying a fragrance-free moisturizer and ensuring your child wears soft, breathable clothing. Keeping their skin hydrated is crucial. It’s also helpful to track any potential triggers, like specific foods or environmental factors. If the itching persists or worsens, please schedule a visit with a dermatologist for tailored advice and treatment options.

Answered on 21st Jan '25

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I’ve got this rash/spots on my lower back and the top of my butt, what could be causing this? I’ve never had this before; it’s really irrataring me

Female | 26

Rashes on your lower back and buttocks can arise from various factors, including skin irritation, allergies, or infections. Common culprits might be friction from clothing, sweat, or a reaction to products like soaps or detergents. It's essential to keep the area clean and try soothing lotions like aloe vera or hydrocortisone cream. Avoid tight clothing and irritants. If symptoms persist, worsen, or develop additional signs like pus or fever, please consult a dermatologist for a thorough evaluation. Seeking expert advice ensures you receive the most appropriate treatment for your specific condition.

Answered on 27th Jan '25

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How to treat atopic dermatitis on hands?

For Etopic dermatitis on hand, the mosturizer is the mainstay treatment. Stay away from detergents and allergens. Use soft soaps so that skin don't dry too much. Use moisturizer regularly and may be topical steroids sometimes on dermatologist prescription.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Hi , i’m a 24 year old arab woman i have fair skin and i have keratosis pilaris so i wanted to get rif of them by getting co2 laser on my whole arm??‍♀️ Well i did a really strong dosage that led to an infection on the burned skin And later on it turned to hyperpigmentation that j cant get rid of , also i have these weird red splotches on the burned skin that reaper randomly What do you recommend ?

Female | 24

The CO2 laser procedure was intense. This led to infection and dark spots. The red patches might be because your skin is healing. To help with dark spots, you can try gentle products. Like serums with vitamin C or niacinamide. Remember to protect from the sun too. If red patches remain or get worse, see a dermatologist.

Answered on 4th Sept '24

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My baby daughter whose age is 2 years and 10 months got some rashes ( without irritation/itching) two weeks back. Pediatrician recommended atarax, a to z syrup and one dose of ivermectin/albendazole syrup. They decreased for two days and again came on second day. Then he proposed predone syrup. They went away from then. After three to four days further we stopped medication as suggested by pediatrician. Now it is 14th day. Today morning again slight rashes appeared. But not like earlier. Should we wait for two more days so that they reduce themselves or consult a pediatrici dermatologist

Female | 3

The rash has been rightly treated with medications prescribed by the pediatrician. You can wait to see how the rash develops or goes away by itself in a few days

Answered on 23rd May '24

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When am lay on bed under speed fan after hapend have to go and urien paased more times..

Female | 35

You may be experiencing high nocturia, which is frequent urination at night, you need to see a urologist. Sleeping under a running fan may cause the body to lose more water and may result in increased urine production. This is probably the reason why it is from cases such as overdrinking before going to bed or a bladder issue. Avoid drinking liquids before going to bed and observe whether it is effective or not.

Answered on 16th Sept '25

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Hi can I send pic of my little girl rash for diagnosis

Female | 5

I suggest that you should take your daughter to a dermatologist who will then check and identify the cause of her rash. It is advised that you consult a dermatologist close to you before you prescribe any drug or treatment.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Face swelling due to cold

Male | 38

When you have a cold, your face may swell as your body fights off germs, increasing blood flow to the area. This extra blood can make your face look puffy. Rest, hydration, and a cold compress can help reduce the swelling. However, if it persists or gets worse, it's important to consult a doctor, as it could indicate something more serious than a regular cold.

Answered on 25th Apr '25

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Here's her sister And there's a lump behind ear that's hard and painful for her it is not new not very old firstly it's not painful but now it's paining her Is it safe

Female | 8

It could be an infection, swollen lymph nodes, or a cyst. However, the lumps can sometimes be non-cancerous, so it is crucial to get it checked by a healthcare provider just to be on the safe side. They would then suggest the best treatment that is cause-specific. Lumps and other abnormalities it's always better to be safe.

Answered on 2nd Dec '24

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I am 17yrs old and I don’t knw what is wrong with my eye section I got a huge bumb right above my eye lashes

Male | 17yrs

It sounds like you may have a stye. A stye is a red, painful lump situated near the eyelid's edge. People may suffer swelling, tenderness, and at times even pus formation. Generally, bacteria are responsible for causing styes when they invade the oil glands around the eyelids. You should administer warm compresses to your eye several times every day without squeezing or bursting the infected area to treat it. It might be wise to consult an eye specialist if no improvement occurs, or the condition deteriorates.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I've been using Clobeta Gm for my face and it works great for my skin. I've used others Creams and serums suggested by doctors and some serums by watching online suggestions but this which I brought for some fungal infection works great for my skin on my face. I've used this before about 2 years back it worked before also but I've stopped using because of fear that this might cause any problems in my future but I'm these 2 years my acne got worse I've tried all possible sources but nothing did work for my skin. After losing hope i remembered this and now I started using this and again it gave me results. I don't if something is wrong with my skin or what works for it. I just need a approval that this doesn't cause any future permanent damage in future and i also wanna know about this cream whether it is safe or not - it's clobeta GM cream ( clobetasol propionate,neomycin sulphate,miconaxole, zinc oxide and borax cream 20g) it's composition: clobeta propionate I.P 0.05% w/w ,Neomycin Sulphate I.P 0.5% w/w , Miconazole Nitrate I.P. 2.0 % w/w,Zinc Oxide I.P 2.5% w/w,Borax B.P. 0.05% w/w,Chlorocresol(as preservative) I.P. 0.1% w/w,Cream base.

Female | 19

You found Clobeta GM cream helpful. But, be careful using it long-term. Clobetasol propionate, the steroid, may thin skin or cause acne if used too long. Neomycin might irritate your skin. Miconazole kills fungus but shouldn't be used without doctor's advice over time. Consult a dermatologist to use this cream safely and avoid risks.

Answered on 12th Sept '24

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pubic and body hair loss male 56

Male | 56

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Answered on 16th Feb '25

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I have Whitehead on my full face including eyebrows since last 2 years I feel iching on my face Hair of my eyebrows are sheding I feel like something is crawling on my face

Female | 39

You might be suffering from a condition called demodex infestation. Demodex is a type of tiny mite that settle on the face's hair follicles and oil glands. Typical symptoms include itching, hair loss from the eyebrows, and a crawling sensation on the skin. You may choose to use medicated creams or shampoos prescribed by a dermatologist in response to this. Your face must be cleaned regularly and also steer clear of greasy products.

Answered on 14th June '24

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I have a rash for the last 2 months.Consulted indigenous doctor and had some medicine too.it is highly irritating in both legs specially below the hip. Indigenous doctor diagnosed it as phlegm in my blood. Sir I was mentally fallen due to this problem and thankful if you could advice medically. Thank you

Male | 69

It's understandable to feel concerned about a persistent rash, especially if it's causing discomfort. Rashes can stem from various causes, including allergic reactions, infections, or skin conditions. It's crucial to identify the underlying issue for effective treatment. Since you’ve already consulted a dermatologist, I recommend a follow-up appointment to discuss your ongoing symptoms and treatment options.

Answered on 20th Mar '25

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I have a reoccuring red blisters in the back of my throat and today i had a big white pimple on my lip...do i have herpes...ive had sore throat as well but no discharge or pain anywhere...

Male | 21

Herpes causes throat blisters and lip pimples. Sometimes there's no pain or discharge, but sore throat still happens. These symptoms seem like what you have. But other illnesses can look similar too. To find out for sure and get the right treatment, you should see a dermatologist. They will examine you closely and maybe run some tests.

Answered on 26th Sept '24

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I am 54 and have had a swollen, red, itchy, scaly skin leg from the knee to the toes. I’ve been to the doctor 3 times and they checked for a blood clot and ran tests. No clots. Tried 2 different antibiotics that were prescribed and no change. Icing doesn’t change. Elevation doesn’t change. Compression socks doesn’t change it either. Resting it doesn’t help either.

Male | 54

It seems that you have a resistant skin problem on your leg. The redness, swelling, itching and flakiness could indicate different illnesses such as dermatitis or eczema. After excluding blood clots and failure of antibiotics treatment, it might be helpful to have them checked more thoroughly by a dermatologist. They can suggest different kind of therapy which will be more efficient taking into account the exact nature of the disease.

Answered on 28th May '24

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Hello! I'd like to consult on a medication called Doxycycline I took 2 doses wrongly by accident (2 pills 2 times a day instead of 1 pill 2 times a day) Should I wait 24 hours and take the next dose in the morning? or should I take my next dose now? also, could I check the effectiveness of doxycycline? (I have taken doxycycline before and I'm concerned it might not be effective) Thank you!

Male | 24

It's important to use medicines the right way if you want them to work well. Too much doxycycline might give you a stomach ache, make you feel sick, or throw up. If you have taken 2 doses at once, just skip that particular time and take your next dose when it is due. Even after this drug may still be effective but not in the correct manner as before; so always consult with your doctor if doubtful about its efficacy.

Answered on 10th June '24

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I have a skin cut I haven’t done any medication but I used bactrocin cream now I am afraid of my wound I Don't know what to do

Male | 19

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.

Answered on 29th Aug '24

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