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Can Any Doctor Tell Me Why I Have Persistent Black Skin On My Neck Even After Treatment ?
Hi, i have a skin problem for the last 4 years and i have consulted many doctors but again the problem is persisting.My back of my neck has an issue where the skin has become black , rough and dry. Right now i am washing it with sastid bar soap but still no result. Please suggest me so that the problem is resolved.
Thu, 9 Jun 2011
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Dr. Dhara Shah,
Homeopath's Response
Homeopath's Response
hi welcome to health care magic.see for skin complaints you concern any gud homoeopath because it is safe and having no side effects.give them your proper history how these was began?sometime disease may devlop because of psychosomatisation.
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dr.dhara
dhara.shah84@yahoo.in
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dr.dhara
dhara.shah84@yahoo.in
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Do you have Diabetes dear. You need to check your blood sugar as it could be Acanthosis nigricans, usually seen in a variety of conditions especially obese individuals with probable insulin resistance and hence Type II Diabetes. Try applying moisturer there first. Avoid sun exposure. Drink plenty of water. Tell me your height and weight. Consult a Dermatologist in this regard.
Good Day
Do you have Diabetes dear. You need to check your blood sugar as it could be Acanthosis nigricans, usually seen in a variety of conditions especially obese individuals with probable insulin resistance and hence Type II Diabetes. Try applying moisturer there first. Avoid sun exposure. Drink plenty of water. Tell me your height and weight. Consult a Dermatologist in this regard.
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