Welcome to Healthcare Magic You could be suffering from seborrheic dermatitits where there is excessive oilyness of face and sometimes pustule formation. Also there is increased dandruff formation. You have not mentioned clearly about the skin infection of foot. Is it between toes, It is possible it is fungal infection with possible super added bacterial infection in such cases. Do keep your feet dry. Avoid sweat accumulation, Change socks regularly, Shower regularly. You may need anti-fungal cream to use in that area. Regarding Dandruff, if it is part of Seborrheic dermatitis, you need Ketoconazole shampoo and possibly steroid ointment as well. Avoid sun exposure. Eat plenty of fruits and green leafy vegetables. Drink plenty of water. If you have Acne, you will benefit from Isotretinoin. Do consult your Dermatologist for proper diagnosis and management according to the cause and also discuss these treatment options.
Hi ...welcome to HCM..dear user U were not telling about the correct location and symptomatology..on the foot....ok.regarding pimples having very good treatment.... first do -- 1) comedone extraction by using Radio Frequency to remove all comedones on the face-this one is doing by expert dermatologist with carefully 2) using topical creams like clindamycine in morning times and Adaplene cream in night times after washing the face with Triclosan soap 3) orally take Doxycycline capsules 100mg daily half an hour after lunch.... 4) Isotretinion tablets alternatively morning after breakfast..5) regarding diet ...restrict the fat intake. 5) for Dandruff (means sweating on the scalp,dust while exposing U an out side atmosphere and oil on the hairs would combinely gives this problems.... avoiding this .., by using frequent headbaths with ketaconazole shampoo...after shampooing thorough drying of hairs .ok..bye
Hello.Welcome.Your foot infection appears to be fungal infection.Keep the foot dry and sprinkle anti fungal powder on them.Regarding your acne and dandruff you must consult a dermatologist instead of taking medicines of your own.Good luck.
Hello, welcome to Healthcaremagic. You have three unrelated symptoms. You must consult a dermatologist for diagnosis of the infection on your foot and get medicines accordingly. For pimples also you can take advice, till than avoid oily fatty food, wash your face with a face wash several times a day, avoid going out in sun and dust without a sunscreen lotion and drink plenty of water. For dandruff you can use any good anti dandruff shampoo. Wish you good health.
you might want to put olive oil for your dandruff.. :)
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I M Suffering From Skin Infection And Also Having Lots Of Pimples On My Face And Also Full Dandruff
Welcome to Healthcare Magic You could be suffering from seborrheic dermatitits where there is excessive oilyness of face and sometimes pustule formation. Also there is increased dandruff formation. You have not mentioned clearly about the skin infection of foot. Is it between toes, It is possible it is fungal infection with possible super added bacterial infection in such cases. Do keep your feet dry. Avoid sweat accumulation, Change socks regularly, Shower regularly. You may need anti-fungal cream to use in that area. Regarding Dandruff, if it is part of Seborrheic dermatitis, you need Ketoconazole shampoo and possibly steroid ointment as well. Avoid sun exposure. Eat plenty of fruits and green leafy vegetables. Drink plenty of water. If you have Acne, you will benefit from Isotretinoin. Do consult your Dermatologist for proper diagnosis and management according to the cause and also discuss these treatment options.