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Blisters over Beard area on face
I have fungal infection in private parts and suddenly I got bumps which lust on face in beard area which are similar to blisters.
I read on Google that it could be early signs of diabetes/skin cancer is that true??
Also i m using dermi 5 for face blisters, please suggest any effective treatment
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No...You are suffering from bacterial infection causing blisters. Medicine available for good improvement......As the treatment varies depending on the severity... Send photos of the affected area, by direct online consultation for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
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Dr. Prarthana Ramavana
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The blisters may have occurred due to the existing fungal infection or secondary bacterial infection due to scratching. I would recommend you do not refer to the internet for your queries and instead consult a certified dermatologist since you can get an accurate impression of what is the actual problem in a scientific way.
Please discontinue the use of Dermi5 as it is a steroid-containing creams which has very serious side effects on the skin, especially of the face and private areas.
Kindly share the photographs of the lesions and I will guide you further; otherwise, you can consult a nearby certified dermatologist for further management.
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Do not self-medicate.
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