Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I understand that your problem could be disconcerting, and it can be resolved. Do you have dandruff or any other issues on the scalp or eyebrows? If so, treatment should be directed at that. Also, please attach a photo of the same taken in bright light and sharp focus. We can decide on the appropriate treatment based on the above.
Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I understand that hair loss can be quite disconcerting. Please provide me with a few details so that I can prescribe you an appropriate medication. Do you have dandruff or any other kind of disease on the scalp? Do you have any other problems in your body, like anemia, thyroid issues, and so on? Are you taking any oral medication for the same? Because there is a wide variety of diseases that can manifest as hair loss. Also, if you could please provide a picture of the problem, taken in good light and in sharp focus, so that I can prescribe you an appropriate medication.
Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. The bumps you refer to look like a kind of acne to me. Any change in the creams or soaps you apply to your face last few days? Any change in lifestyle, like excess travel, sun exposure, dietary changes, etc.? For treating it, apply Clindac cream (Clindamycin) daily twice over the area in a thin film. Use Salic 1 % face wash daily twice.
Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. The last picture shows a genital wart-like lesion (attachment removed to protect patient identity). They are treatable too, they would require a physical ablative therapy like cryotherapy or radiofrequency removal, which can be done in a skin clinic. Warts are not usually itchy. If you have itchy, scaly lesions, better to complete an antifungal treatment and then go for wart removal.
Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. I see that the growth over the shaft of your penis has been disconcerting to you (attachments removed to protect the patient's identity). It has a scabies look, which is caused by a small mite. For confirming the diagnosis, I need to know how long are you having this. Do you have itching over any other area in your body? Do any other people in your home have any recent itchy lesions over their bodies? Are you sexually active, and if so, does your partner have any genital lesions like white discharge, etc.
Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I understand that the chickenpox scars have been disconcerting to you. The treatment approach would depend on the depth of the wounds. Very deep scars would need a procedure like dermabrasion. For superficial scars, you can try Tretin 0.
Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. What your photo shows is a skin ulcer (attachment removed to protect patient identity). There are many reasons for skin ulceration in the groin area. We have to rule out sexually transmitted diseases first of all. I would like to know if you are sexually active, whether your partner has any such problems.
Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I understand your concern. A black mark on the face can be quite worrisome. It can be treated, but I need to know how deep was the wound and if the mark is accompanied by any scar. It would be helpful if you could provide a photo of the same.
Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. As your hair loss is quite severe, I suggest you go for 5 % Minoxidil with Aminexil solution (brand name - HAIR 4U solution). Aminexil helps regrowth in fibrosed hair follicles. Apply it daily twice over the area and see that it is undisturbed for at least four hours which means you should not apply oil or any other cream over it, and you should not sweat much in that time because those things will dilute the medicine. Also, take a hair strengthening tablet like Follihair twice daily.
Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. From the pictures provided her, (attachment removed to protect patient identity) your daughter seems to have two possibilities. Your daughter can have nevus depigmentosus and childhood vitiligo. As it is confined to one-half of the midline and remains stable for a long time, then your daughter seems to have nevus depigmentosus. Hydrocortisone is too mild to elicit a response.
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