10 Best Dermatitis Treatment doctors in Worli

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Dr. D G Saple

Hair Transplant Surgeon

48 years of experience

Breach Candy Hospital Breach Candy, Mumbai + 4 more

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Dr. Nikhita Palkar

Homoeopath

23 years of experience

Shree Krishna Polyclinic Worli, Mumbai

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Dr. M. S Yadav

Homoeopath

31 years of experience

Dr. M. S. Yadav Clinic Worli, Mumbai

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Dr. Priyal Gala

Cosmetologist

15 years of experience

Dermatree Skin And Hair Clinic Worli, Mumbai + 1 more

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Dr. Priyanka Ghuge Avhad

Cosmetologist

16 years of experience

Health Rakshak- Gsbs Trust Dadar East, Mumbai + 2 more

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Questions & Answers on "Dermatitis Treatment" (1522)

Hello Doc, I am 23 (male) and I have a ringworm on my scalp for couple of years now, it's very difficult for me as people think im unhygienic but I wash my hair 2 times a day or more during summer. Please help me Doc

Male | 23

Ringworm is a common infection caused by a fungus that can result in red circular patches on the skin. The most effective method for treating this condition is by using antifungal shampoos or creams. Ensure that you keep your scalp clean and dry so as not to transmit it to anyone else by sharing hats or combs. If non-prescription medications fail to work, seek medical attention from a dermatologist.

Answered on 4th June '24

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Can i get hpv from sharing clothes , towels or my personal items or objects from someone who has genital warts ?

Male | 32

Genital warts are caused by a virus known as HPV. It is impossible to be infected with HPV through the sharing of clothes, towels, or objects of personal hygiene. The most common way for HPV to spread is through skin-to-skin contact, usually during sexual activity. The general symptoms of genital warts are the presence of small, flesh-colored bumps in the genital area. In case you happen to be concerned about HPV then the best thing to do is to talk to a healthcare provider about preventing and treating it.

Answered on 13th June '24

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