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Don't worry...you are suffering from genital candidiasis causing penis rash.. Medicine available for good control... Treatment depends on the severity..Do direct online consultation for detailed prescription by sending photos.

You can apply q sera hair serum. There are no serious side effects Gooseberry (amla) is the best source of vitamin c with anti-aging formula that reduces the melanin pigment deficiency and works to recover the dead cells from the scalp. And lemon has the antibacterial, anti-fungal and antioxidant properties that helps to cure from hair-fall, damaged hair

Hi,
cortical steroid creams have side effects and instead of curing the disease they suppress the eruptions where applied and then bring back the eruption at another place. So first stop the application of creams.
Take sulphur 30 1dose in a week revert back.

The initial choice of treatment is a steroid ointment that is locally applied. (this can be suggested by a doctor after you are examined in person) the ointment softens the foreskin and is applied for up to 6 weeks. When full retraction is possible the ointment is stopped. If this treatment is unsuccessful, a circumcision (surgical removal of foreskin) may be advised.

What exactly you mean patch of alopecia. Do you mean you hv lost hair in a patch or you hv flakes of danruff coming out in patch. If it's flakes of danruff ideally shud use a maintainance shampoo for few days so that it dsnt relapse.

This may be eczematous eruption, apply only coconut oil, you need proper homoeopathic treatment to cure your problem permanently, Soo you can contact me through Lybrate in private consultation.

Please take homoeopathic medicine rhus tox - 30 / 5 drops in little water thrice a day for one week.
Revert back after one week with feedback.

Hello Mr. lybrate-user. It is a fact you have to accept, that psoriasis is an autoinflammatory disease that activates and settles on its own pace. Its flares are totally unpredictable. There are good medicines available to control the disease, but can't stop future flares. The only goal to treatment is controlling the disease and treating flares when it arises. So you have to accept the disease and try to avoid the triggers such as irritants, certain medicines, excessive sunlight exposure. For m...more

Can you specify what was your provisional diagnosis?
You have been taking potent topical steroid and oral too along with antiallergic, one cannot withdraw such medications all of a sudden but taper them according to protocol. Your itching/pruritis must have underlying condition that needs to be treated as well. You can consult me on Lybrate and share details.

Hi lybrate-user, from what you are describing, a diagnosis of eczema seems to be compatible. However, suboptimal response to the given therapy may be due to one of the following reasons:
1. You may need a longer duration of treatment to see visible results
2. You may have contact dermatitis due to one or more agents (such as detergent, chemicals, metals etc) which may be responsible for the symptoms. Such trigger factors have to be avoided.
3. You may have a different disease which n...more