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Best Treatments for Blistering Athlete's Foot: Steroids vs. Regular Creams

Blistering athlete's foot For blistering athlete's foot, which type of ointment should be used? Is a steroid-containing athlete's foot medication effective, or should one use a standard athlete's foot treatment?


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: For a detailed introduction to athlete's foot (tinea pedis), you can refer to the article on the Dermatology Expert Health website http://www.drskincare.com.tw/Qa/Index.aspx?CID=13. During the summer, small blisters often form on the feet, and the most common differen...

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Managing Sweat Blisters: Tips for Sock Wear and Skin Care

Hello, hello, hello! I have developed dyshidrotic eczema, but I need to wear socks every day. It was improving, but it has flared up again due to the socks. I have already chosen breathable socks, but the condition keeps recurring and doesn't seem to heal.


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: Regarding dyshidrotic eczema, you can refer to the article on the Dermatology Expert Health Network at http://www.drskincare.com.tw/Qa/Detail.aspx?ID=136. Thank you!

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Understanding Shingles Treatment Duration and Follow-Up Care

The duration of treatment for shingles? Hello, I developed shingles in early April. I went to see a dermatologist the day after the rash appeared. The doctor prescribed medication and also gave me a blue medication that I had to pay for out of pocket, which I took every four hour...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
If there is no severe neuropathic pain and the wound has healed, it may not be necessary; however, it ultimately depends on individual symptoms.

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Understanding Red, Swollen Bumps on Hands: Possible Causes and Treatments

Skin redness, swelling, and burning sensation? There are small red, swollen bumps on my hands, especially around the joints. Sometimes they break open like blisters. When I press on the skin's surface, it feels painful and burning, but there is no discomfort in the joints. T...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: It is not possible to accurately diagnose skin diseases based solely on a textual description. If your skin condition persists, it is advisable to consult a dermatologist nearby for a definitive diagnosis and treatment. Thank you!

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Burn Blisters Care: How to Prevent Scarring and Promote Healing

Care for large blisters from burns and scar prevention? Hello, doctor. Two days ago at noon, I was burned by the ashes of recently burned joss paper. I understand that I should have rinsed the area for 30 minutes, but I only applied ice for 3-4 hours. The next day, I actually did...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
If the blister is not large, it is advisable to keep it intact and seek medical attention as soon as possible.

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Understanding Small Blisters on Hands and Feet: Causes and Treatments

Small blisters on the palms and soles? Recently, I have developed small blisters around my right foot, on the sole, and on the outer side of my big toe. They are not itchy and when broken, they release a clear fluid. Today, I noticed that my fingers have also started to develop s...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Without actually seeing the lesion, it cannot be confirmed. If it is very concerning, it is advisable to seek medical attention as soon as possible.

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Understanding Shingles: Symptoms, Treatment, and Recurrence Risks

Shingles Hello, doctor. Around March 26, I experienced a subtle stabbing pain in my left chest. On March 30, a rash appeared on the lower left chest, and on March 31, blisters formed on the lower left chest and the left side of my back. That day, I visited a dermatologist, took f...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: For a detailed introduction to shingles, you can refer to the article on the Dermatology Expert Health Network at http://www.drskincare.com.tw/Qa/Detail.aspx?ID=30. Generally, shingles does not commonly occur bilaterally, and it is rare for it to recur within a short perio...

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Understanding the Effects of Fenretinide on Genital Warts and Skin Conditions

The issue of using phenoxyethanol on cauliflower? I would like to consult a doctor about the following issues: 1. There is a ring of small, somewhat inconspicuous blisters at the corona of the glans (the doctor mentioned it was not very noticeable). 2. There are several more prom...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: For a detailed introduction to genital warts (condylomata acuminata), you can refer to Dr. Chen Chia-Wei's article on the Dermatology Expert Health Network at http://www.drskincare.com.tw/Qa/Detail.aspx?ID=154. In theory, Western medicine does not support the concept ...

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Understanding Blisters on the Side of Your Right Big Toe

A blister has formed on the side of the right big toe? Hello Dr. Li, my symptoms are that I have developed several blisters on the right side of my right big toe, not between the toes but on the upper right side. The area around the blisters is red, and after I popped them, they ...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: It is not possible to accurately diagnose skin diseases based solely on a textual description. Common conditions such as vesicular tinea pedis, dyshidrotic eczema, and frictional blisters could all be possibilities. If your skin abnormalities persist, it is advisable to co...

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Understanding Blisters and Bruising After Cryotherapy for Warts

After cryotherapy for warts on the hand, blisters have formed? Is it normal to have blisters with bruising after cryotherapy? How many days will it take for them to go away? If I accidentally bump them while writing, will they burst? Thank you.


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: Cryotherapy may cause skin reactions similar to frostbite, which can result in blisters or hematomas. The time required for blisters to scab over varies depending on the size of the blister or individual constitution, and it may take a week or more. It is recommended to ke...

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Understanding Scrotal Herpes: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Options

Regarding herpes on the scrotum? Hello Doctor, a few days ago I stayed up late and experienced heatstroke and a cold, feeling weak all over. After that, I developed blisters on my scrotum, which are reddish in color, currently about 10-12 in number. Each blister has something res...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Without actually seeing the lesion, it cannot be confirmed. If it is very concerning, it is recommended to seek medical attention as soon as possible; a blood test may help in distinguishing the issue.

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Understanding Post-Cryotherapy Swelling of Hand Warts

Viral warts on the hands? Hello doctor, I would like to ask if swelling after cryotherapy for warts on both hands is a normal phenomenon.


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: After cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen, the surrounding skin may experience swelling similar to frostbite, and there may even be the formation of blisters. Thank you!

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Understanding Bumps on the Outer Side of Your Big Toe: Causes and When to See a Doctor

Growths on the outer side of the toes? Hello, Doctor: I have noticed small bumps or lesions on the outer side of my right big toe. They are flesh-colored with a slight redness, quite noticeable to the touch, but they are not painful or itchy. The area is relatively small, about t...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: Based on the textual description, it is not possible to accurately diagnose the skin condition. If your skin abnormalities persist, I recommend consulting a nearby dermatologist for a definitive diagnosis and treatment. Thank you!

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Understanding Low-Temperature Burns: Symptoms and Treatment Insights

Cold burn Last Wednesday, a family member used a heating pad and suffered burns on the ankle and dorsum of the foot, resulting in blisters and redness. On Thursday, a dermatologist prescribed anti-inflammatory medication and pain relievers. Today is Tuesday, and while the area of...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
It is likely a normal reaction to a burn, but it cannot be confirmed without actually seeing the lesion.

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Freezing Treatment for Viral Warts: Pain, Recovery, and Care Tips

Cryotherapy for viral warts issues? I have a viral wart on the sole of my foot. The last time I saw the doctor, I was given salicylic acid to apply at home, but after two months of treatment, it hasn't improved. I'm considering cryotherapy, but I'm worried about th...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
1. There is no need to apply anesthetic, but salicylic acid can be applied. 2. You can still walk. 3. It is permissible.

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Understanding Unusual Skin Conditions on Your Fingers

Strange skin condition on the fingers? Hello doctor, my right hand's ring finger occasionally develops small blisters, or sometimes I notice small cracks that seem to indent inward. At times, it feels like there is water trapped inside the finger, and there is also some flui...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Without actually seeing the lesion, it cannot be confirmed. If it is causing significant concern, it is advisable to seek medical attention as soon as possible.

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Understanding Blisters After Wart Treatment: Is It a Recurrence?

After six months of the disappearance of a viral wart, a blister has formed in the same area? Treatment process for viral warts: Six months ago, a viral wart developed small black spots. The doctor used a cryotherapy device to necrotize it, and when it scabbed over, it was black....


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: From the photo, it appears that only the blister is visible. The main thing to pay attention to is to properly care for the blister wound to prevent infection with the human papillomavirus, which could lead to the development of viral warts. Thank you!

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Understanding Skin Rashes: Causes and Treatments for Arm Breakouts

Skin rash In the past two days, I have developed a rash on my arms, with both hands affected, but the number of spots is not many (about 3-4). They are red but not itchy, and they sometimes feel like there are blisters in the middle. At times, they are quite noticeable, while at ...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
The information you provided is too limited, and without actually seeing the lesion, it cannot be confirmed. If it is very concerning, it is advisable to seek medical attention as soon as possible.

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Itchy Toes: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options Explained

Itchy toes? Recently, I have been experiencing itching on the tops and bottoms of my ten toes (there are no symptoms between the toes). The toes are slightly red and swollen, and the itching lasts for a while but sometimes suddenly goes away. There are no blisters or peeling. I w...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Without actually seeing the lesion, it cannot be confirmed. If it is very concerning, it is recommended to seek medical attention as soon as possible.

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Managing Tinea Pedis: Griseofulvin and Gentamicin Cream Treatment Guide

Oral Griseofulvin (250 mg) and topical Gentamicin cream? Hello, Dr. Wu. I have hyperhidrosis, and my hands and feet sweat excessively. Last summer, I developed a rash on the top of my right foot due to wearing shoes in the heat (it was very itchy). Initially, it was only on my ri...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
No need for blood tests unless you experience discomfort during the medication period; you should stop the medication and consult your attending physician. There are photosensitivity side effects, so it is recommended to reduce outdoor activities. There are no specific dietary re...

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