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What Is The Remedy For Skin Infection?
Dear Doctor,
Myself Pradipa Das from Bhubaneswar,Odisha.I have been suffering from skin infection in my left hand palm concavity,just like fungal infection.It aggravates after cleaning of clothes by detergents and use of hair oil.It produces dry scales and cracks even upto bleeding of skin.It does not show any irritation,no spreading,no itching ,but does not heal since three years.I have used so many antifungal creams,ointments,gels but of no use.Now I am continuing Xerina ointment and Blisderm ointment at night since one month.Only it is suppressive but no complete cure.If oneday I will not use,again the same dry,scally and crack scenario.For this I feel very uneasy and shy.
Hence, humbly requested to suggest any ointment or cream from your expertisation for which I shall be grateful to you.
With regards and thanks.
Pradipa Kumar das
Bhubaneswar
odisha
Myself Pradipa Das from Bhubaneswar,Odisha.I have been suffering from skin infection in my left hand palm concavity,just like fungal infection.It aggravates after cleaning of clothes by detergents and use of hair oil.It produces dry scales and cracks even upto bleeding of skin.It does not show any irritation,no spreading,no itching ,but does not heal since three years.I have used so many antifungal creams,ointments,gels but of no use.Now I am continuing Xerina ointment and Blisderm ointment at night since one month.Only it is suppressive but no complete cure.If oneday I will not use,again the same dry,scally and crack scenario.For this I feel very uneasy and shy.
Hence, humbly requested to suggest any ointment or cream from your expertisation for which I shall be grateful to you.
With regards and thanks.
Pradipa Kumar das
Bhubaneswar
odisha
Fri, 28 Feb 2014
Use clotrimazole cream mixed with triamcinolone ointment two times a day. use warm soaks to your hands and then after area is soft apply cream. good luck!
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