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Female | 26
Your concerns about HPV are very well understood. HPV may be spread by skin-to-skin contact. In the event, you have touched a surface that may have been infected with HPV and then your genital area, you could be at risk of getting HPV. Nevertheless, even though a person has HPV, it is possible that they could not show any signs of it. If you're worried, talk to a dermatologist about getting tested.
Answered on 11th Oct '24
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Female | 1
Your child may have a skin condition called eczema, which affects only a limited number of children. Eczema can sometimes be accompanied by irritation, redness, and itching of the skin. It's quite common in infants. Changing the soap that is used could be a solution, but that is not always the case. Use a mild moisturizer that is not perfumed and avoid harsh soaps from your baby's routine. However, the problem continues, it is wiser to see a dermatologist for guidance.
Answered on 11th Nov '24
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Female | 46
Spots on the face could be a sign of a disease, called vitiligo, associated with white color. This occurs when melanocytes, the cells which produce pigmentation in the skin, are destroyed by the immune system. The best option is to go to a dermatologist who has a lot of experience in the management of patients with vitiligo.
Answered on 5th Dec '24
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Female | 30
For very big open pores, the oil secretion needs to be controlled, because if oil secretion is not controlled, the pores wont reduce. For oil correction using salicylic acid based face washes, avoiding hair oil are important measures. Apart from that micro-needling or micro-needling radiofrequency, CO2 Laser are better options than just dermabrasion though microdermabrasion might have little effect on open pores.
Answered on 23rd May '24
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Male | 29
If you develop arm pain after the removal of a tick bite, there is a chance that mouth parts are left in your skin. This may lead to an inflammatory response and pain. You should get evaluated by a dermatologist or an infectious disease specialist.
Answered on 23rd May '24
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