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Is Complex Vitamin E-DO a Medicine? Where to Buy It?

excuse me? Is the complex vitamin E-do an over-the-counter medication? Where can I purchase it? Thank you.


Dr. Huang Ruiyun reply Dermatology
I'm sorry, but I cannot access external websites. If you provide me with the content you would like translated, I would be happy to assist you.

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How to Relieve Itchy Toes: Tips for Summer Skin Care

My feet are so itchy! Hello Doctor, I have a question to ask you. Every summer, my toes become itchy, and I often scratch them until the skin breaks or blisters form. Only my big toe, index toe, and middle toe are affected. I would like to know how to manage this so that it doesn...


Dr. Huang Ruiyun reply Dermatology
If wearing sandals doesn't resolve your issues, it's best to visit a dermatologist in person! Prescriptions cannot be issued online.

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Understanding Facial Skin Issues: Managing Visible Blood Vessels

My face~~~ Hello~ I have noticeable microcapillaries on both sides of my lips that have been present for a long time, but recently I've also developed them on my cheeks, and they are quite prominent. I have dry skin on my cheeks and oily skin on my T-zone, and my skin is qui...


Dr. Huang Ruiyun reply Dermatology
It is unrelated to skincare routines and is likely due to individual constitution. Additionally, unless there has been long-term misuse of corticosteroids (such as eczema ointments), this should not be a concern. If it is a significant worry, one might consider trying adjustable ...

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Should You See a Doctor for a Suspicious Spot on Your Skin?

Mole? Dirt? Should I see a doctor? Doctor, I am 14 years old. For a while now (I’m not sure how long), I have noticed a small, dark, oval-shaped spot that resembles a mole (or maybe dirt?) on the "neck" of my penis (just below the glans, on the inner side, which is the ...


Dr. Huang Ruiyun reply Dermatology
Hello: I'm sorry, but online diagnoses are not permitted. If you are truly troubled, please visit a urologist in person.

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Is It Eczema? Understanding Skin Issues on the Chest Area

I'm not sure if it's eczema? Hello, doctor. I would like to ask you a question. Recently, I have developed four or five small bumps around the areola on my right breast. They look very much like tiny pimples. I squeezed one of them and was able to extract some material,...


Dr. Huang Ruiyun reply Dermatology
Please stop trying to diagnose and treat yourself online! The misdiagnosis rate with this method is extremely high. If you are truly troubled, please visit a dermatologist in person.

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Understanding and Treating Groin Fungal Infections: Tips and Remedies

Fungal infection of the groin and inner thighs? Hello Dr. Huang, thank you for taking the time to address our concerns. My symptoms are as follows: I have had a fungal infection in my groin area, including the genital region, for at least ten years, and there is also a phenomenon...


Dr. Huang Ruiyun reply Dermatology
Econalone is a combination medication used to treat eczema and has antifungal properties. If there is indeed a fungal infection, Econalone can relieve itching but may not completely eradicate the infection; in such cases, it is more ideal to use a specific antifungal prescription...

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Identifying Insect Bites: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options

What kind of insect bite is this? Recently, I noticed a red, swollen area on my arm in the morning, approximately 5 to 7 centimeters wide and oval-shaped, with a small mark in the center that resembles an insect bite. Initially, pressing on the swollen area was painful, but by th...


Dr. Huang Ruiyun reply Dermatology
This is an immune response after an insect bite, which does not require special treatment and will resolve on its own over time, as long as you avoid scratching it to prevent bacterial infection complications. If it becomes excessively itchy, painful, or shows signs of pus or ulc...

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Understanding Hair Loss After Weight Loss: When Will It Stop?

Weight loss and hair loss? Due to previous weight loss, I experienced severe hair loss. However, I have been eating normally for almost two months, and the hair loss is still significant. I would like to know when this abnormal hair loss will stop. Will the hair that has already ...


Dr. Huang Ruiyun reply Dermatology
Hair will return; please be patient for six months, and you will see new hair growth.

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Can Keloids Be Left Untreated? Risks and Considerations

Can keloids be left untreated? If keloids are left untreated, can they undergo malignant transformation?


Dr. Huang Ruiyun reply Dermatology
No.

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How to Determine if You Have Vitiligo or Another Skin Condition?

How to determine if it is vitiligo? I have a patch of skin that is significantly lighter in color than the surrounding areas. I'm not sure if it is vitiligo or tinea. It doesn't hurt or itch, and it hasn't spread for several years. Is it treatable?


Dr. Huang Ruiyun reply Dermatology
Hello: I'm sorry, but online diagnosis is not possible. If you are really troubled, please visit a dermatologist in person.

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Dealing with Hair Loss: Can Stress Cause Thinning Hair?

Annoying baldness issues? Hello, Dr. Huang! A few months ago, I noticed that the hair on the top of my head has become very sparse (right at the crown), and I can see my scalp. I thought that if I washed my hair gently, it might grow back, but it hasn't. Some people say that...


Dr. Huang Ruiyun reply Dermatology
Hello: You may be experiencing male pattern baldness, but I cannot diagnose it without seeing you in person. If it is really bothering you, please visit a dermatologist.

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Understanding Treatment Options for Athlete's Foot and Nail Fungus

Treatment for athlete's foot? Symptoms: I have athlete's foot and onychomycosis (fungal nail infection) that have been treated at a general clinic. I have taken antifungal medication for several months, taking one tablet per week, but I am unsure what the medication is....


Dr. Huang Ruiyun reply Dermatology
You are taking an antifungal medication. If your symptoms have not improved after several months of treatment, continuing the medication may not be meaningful. Possible reasons include: 1. You may have other non-fungal skin conditions in addition to athlete's foot, and your ...

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Understanding Tinea: Treatment Duration and Medication Explained

Regarding skin fungus? I visited a dermatology clinic because my buttocks were constantly itchy, and even after improvement, it recurred. The doctor diagnosed it as tinea, but he mentioned in a book that continuous medication for fourteen days is necessary for a complete cure. Is...


Dr. Huang Ruiyun reply Dermatology
1. Antifungal medications. 2. Antihistamines (for itching relief). 3. Antifungal + antibacterial + corticosteroids. To be precise, the term "cure" should be used instead of "eradicate." Given the climate in Taiwan, it's uncertain whether one might experie...

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Red Bumps on Inner Lips: Causes, Symptoms, and When to See a Doctor

There are small red spots on the inside of the lips? I have noticed small red bumps inside my lips over the past few days. They are quite tiny, and I have more on my upper lip, with just a few on my lower lip. They feel a bit painful. Could this be related to my frequent late nig...


Dr. Huang Ruiyun reply Dermatology
Hello: I'm sorry, but online diagnosis is not possible. If you are really troubled, please visit an otolaryngologist in person.

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Understanding Heat Rash: Causes and Solutions for Skin Redness

Red spots caused by sweating? Hello: My skin condition has generally been good; I have a fair complexion and tend to flush easily in the heat, making me prone to sunburn, but I don’t usually get acne or rashes. However, recently I have developed a symptom that started last summer...


Dr. Huang Ruiyun reply Dermatology
Hello: It is likely cholinergic urticaria. If it is temporary and not causing significant discomfort, medication may not be necessary for control.

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Persistent Skin Lesion: Understanding and Treating 'Ding A' in Taiwan

In Taiwanese, it's called "Ding A." It has been over four months, and it still hasn't healed? Hello, Dr. Huang! I would like to ask you about my father. During the Lunar New Year this year, he developed a lesion on his face that resembles a large pimple. We ha...


Dr. Huang Ruiyun reply Dermatology
Generally, "furuncles" do not last this long, but an online diagnosis cannot be made. It is recommended that he visit a hospital's plastic surgery department.

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Dealing with Itchy Skin: Effective Treatments for Orchard Workers

Itchy skin? Hello, if you have been working in an orchard for a long time and are experiencing itching and rashes on your legs possibly due to caterpillars, is applying a corticosteroid cream effective? Thank you, doctor!


Dr. Huang Ruiyun reply Dermatology
It's effective, but it's still better to wear long pants to work in the future. After all, prevention is better than treatment, and don't rely too much on steroid ointments.

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Everything You Need to Know About Mole Removal Options

Regarding the issue of mole removal? Doctor: Hello, my question is about mole removal, which I believe falls under dermatology! I have many moles on my face, and I've been looking for an opportunity to have them removed. There are about fifteen moles of various sizes on my f...


Dr. Huang Ruiyun reply Dermatology
If a mole is raised, it cannot be removed through cauterization; please consult a plastic surgeon for surgical excision. It is acceptable to remove multiple moles at once, but when considering surgery, the distance between the moles should be taken into account. If they are too c...

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Choosing the Right Eye Cream: Key Ingredients and Tips for Fine Lines

How to purchase eye cream? Hello: I have fine lines around my eyes when I smile, so I want to purchase an eye cream to prevent these lines from worsening. I would like to ask: 1. If the main ingredients of the eye cream are L-Ascorbic Acid (10%), Hyaluronic Acid, Elastin, and Col...


Dr. Huang Ruiyun reply Dermatology
1. The primary function of eye cream (or most skincare products) is to provide hydration. When the moisture content of the skin's stratum corneum is adequate, the skin appears whiter, more radiant, and less wrinkled compared to when it is dry. Hyaluronic acid, elastin, and c...

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Managing Recurrent Cholinergic Urticaria: Treatment Duration and Effectiveness

What is the control effect of acetylcholine-induced urticaria? Hello, Doctor! I am a patient suffering from cholinergic urticaria. My first episode occurred around January or February of last year. After taking medication, I managed to control it for several months without any re...


Dr. Huang Ruiyun reply Dermatology
Discontinuing medication is not a mistake; antihistamines for urticaria do not guarantee a complete resolution. If the results are unsatisfactory, you may try cetirizine (Zyrtec) twice daily.

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