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Asked for male, 22 years old from Nashik
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Ms. Counselling & Psychology, BHMS

Homeopath•Hyderabad
for this problem homeopathy has good medicines and it has no side effects also so consult online for further treatment and I assure you 100% result
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Homeopathy Doctor•Noida
1. Avoid spicy and sour foods, drinking hot liquids like tea, coffee and avoid oily, spicy food until the ulcers heal.
2. Drink plenty of fluids.
3. Regularly rinse your mouth out with warm, slightly salted water or baking soda.
4. Keep your mouth clean.
5. Apply ice to your canker sores by allowing ice chips to slowly dissolve over the sores
6. Apply toothpaste over the sores to treat them
7. Apply little honey onto the mouth ulcer or mix in a little turmeric to make a p...more
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Dermatologist•Ahmedabad
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Hello lybrate-user Yes it is safe if used in the right amount and for the right time. Do not use it for more than a month without doctors supervision.
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I have been married for 9 months ، then 3 months ago I had severe itching in the vagina and noticed the presence of many white pills and secretions, so I went to a gynecologist and prescribed a medicine for me miconazole nitrate 400 (vaginal suppositories), vocort cream (contains diflucortolone valerate and isoconazole nitrate as active ingredients.) and fluconazole 150 mg capsule and I repeated vaginal suppositories twice, I mean six suppositories and I have never improved. I went to another doctor and asked me to perform an analysis to confirm the presence of fungi or bacteria and he prescribed the same medicine that the first doctor prescribed except the cream. I replaced it with a cream called ecorex (contains 10 mg econazole nitrate and 1 mg triamcinolone acetonide), and I adhered to the drug until the result of the analysis appeared and candida albicans appeared, but I did not improve. Unfortunately, there was no improvement, so I went back to my doctor and asked me to repeat the same first medication with an increased dose. This means six suppositories of miconazole nitrate 400 other used every day once and three capsules of fluconazole 150 mg used every three days once. This did not change anything, so I went to another doctor and asked me to repeat the analysis, so stop hylococcus aureus appeared in the analysis, so cefuroxime axetil gave me two pills daily for five days in addition to a vaginal gel called multi-gyn actigel, but the condition worsened and the pain, itching and space of the pain increased. In addition to the amount of dense secretions, it is green and I no longer know what to do.

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Gynaecologist•Chennai
Really needs an in person consultation.
Need to check up with your immunity and viral serology as well. The way you explained with so many anti fungal and antibiotic you still have green discharge is highly infectious and damages your over all health as well. Contact directly.
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I have been married for 9 months, and 3 months ago, I had severe itching in the vagina, and I noticed many pills and white secretions, so I went to a gynecologist, and he prescribed a medicine for me: miconazole nitrate 400 (vaginal suppositories), and vocort cream (contains diflucortolone valerate and isoconazole nitrate as active ingredients.) and fluconazole 150 mg capsule I repeated the vaginal suppositories twice, meaning six suppositories, and I never got better, so I went to another doctor and asked me to do an analysis to ensure the presence of fungi or bacteria, and he prescribed the same medicine that the first doctor prescribed, except for the cream. Replace it with the cream of his name ecorex (contains 10 mg econazole nitrate and 1 mg triamcinolone acetonide), I adhered to the medication until the results of the analysis appeared, and it showed the presence of candida albicans, but it did not improve, so the doctor replaced the drug for me with a drug named mycoten (clotrimazole) in addition to 3 capsules of fluconazole 150 mg unfortunately, there was no improvement, so I went back to my doctor, and he asked me to repeat the same first medication with an increase in the dose. This means: six other suppositories miconazole nitrate 400 to be used each day three capsules of fluconazole 150 mg are used every three days once. This did not change anything, so I went to another doctor and he asked me to repeat the analysis, and the analysis showed the presence of stap hylococcus aureus. In addition to the amount of thick green secretions, I no longer know what to do.

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Gynaecologist•Calicut
Staph aureus is a skin bacteria. There is no relevance of finding it in testing.
U better go for simple sitz bath. It will take care of everything rather than having all medicines.
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Dermatologist•Kadapa
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As all steroids flucort also have several side effects. Like atrophy, striae, telangiectasia, acne, easy bruisability, hypertrichosis.
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I’ve had redness on my penis that i’ve had a difficult time getting rid of. Initially, there were roundish red spots; later, after using a steroid, the roundish red spots disappeared, but a general redness remained, and continues still. Interestingly, i’ve noticed that when my penis is flaccid, the redness is hardly (or even not-at-all) noticeable. But invariably when it is erect – whether I have sex or not – it is quite red (ie. Head/glans and approximately two inches of the shaft directly below the head/glans). No problematic symptoms, like itching or pain (although slight burning during intercourse). But I find it very unsightly. The dermatologist who has now seen it twice thinks it is probably eczema, but isn’t sure. He said it could also be caused by fungal, allergic, friction, or other reasons. Here are the treatments i’ve tried: (1) first, I tried alclometasone dipropionate cream 0.05% twice daily for approximately 2 weeks. (2) then, for approximately two weeks, I applied ketoconazole cream 2% once a day (in the mornings), while simultaneously applying eucrisa (crisaborole) ointment 2% in the evenings. (3) then I tried orally taking claritin 10 mg for six days to see if it might be connected to allergies, even though I have no known allergies. (4) the last thing i’ve tried was applying protopic ointment 0.03% twice daily for approximately two weeks. While some of the above helped a bit, none of these got rid of the redness, which has remained the whole time since this redness first appeared (approximately four months ago). I’m thinking that the steroid probably worked best, but I do have some concern about using steroids on my penis skin, as i’ve heard it can problematically thin out that skin, but i’m willing to take some risk with this. I have tubes of what I believe to be two different steroids that I haven’t used yet for this problem: triamcinolone acetonide cream 0.1%, and clotrimazole and betamethasone dipropionate cream 1%/0.05% (base). Should I try either of them on my penis (or maybe even try over-the-counter hydrocortisone 1%, although this may be too weak to do much?) any other suggestions? (3) then I tried orally taking claritin 10 mg for six days to see if it might be connected to allergies, even though I have no known allergies. (4) the last thing i’ve tried was applying protopic ointment 0.03% twice daily for approximately two weeks. While some of the above helped a bit, none of these got rid of the redness, which has remained the whole time since this redness first appeared (approximately four months ago). I’m thinking that the steroid probably worked best, but I do have some concern about using steroids on my penis skin, as i’ve heard it can problematically thin out that skin. But i’m very motivated to get rid of this redness, so i’m willing to take some risk vis-a-vis using steroids there. I have tubes of what I believe to be two different steroids that I haven’t used yet for this problem: triamcinolone acetonide cream 0.1%, and clotrimazole and betamethasone dipropionate cream 1%/0.05% (base). These were prescribed to me for redness on another part of my body, but i’m wondering if it makes sense to try either of them on my penis (or maybe even try over-the-counter hydrocortisone 1%, although this may be too weak to do much?) I would be most appreciative of any input here. I realize diagnosing something like this without actually seeing it limits the helpfulness of your opinions, but it would still be very helpful to hear what opinions/guesses experienced professionals have about what this redness on my penis is, and most importantly, what I might do to get rid of it. Thank you very much in advance for any and all input.

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MD - Ayurveda, BAMS

Ayurveda•Bhavnagar
Penis is vascular organ. It natural become red after erection. But you have abnormal red. Then it need treatment. If you show me it I will provide Ayurveda lep or cream that free from side effects.
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General Physician•Pune
I think medicines given to him are ok. Prevention is very much necessary. Good personal hygiene, avoiding dampness in folds. Regualr bath twice a day if possible, antibacterial and anti fungal soap, avoiding polyfibre or denim clothes, use of cotton is necessary. Because of long duration and location of problem he must visit same skin specialist very regularly for follow up and treatment changes. Even after cure recurrence is common hence continued and long duration care.
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MBBS, MD - Dermatology, FAAD(USA)

Dermatologist•Delhi
Dear Sir! The best treatment for keloid is taking intralesional injection of Kenacort (triamcinolone acetonide) 40 mg/ml monthly once. The number of sessions you require depends on the size of the keloid.
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