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Skin discolouration around fingers
Hello my sis she has history of ezema and dermatatis and had discolouration in toes but recently she is suffering fatigue , difficulty breathing and feels blockage in nose & throat and her skin around fingers starts flaky, dry & dark colours plz suggest what we should do which dr to go as staying in small place and only have few physicians unable to diagnose
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On the affected areas mix and apply in 1:1, proportion:
MOISTUREX CREAM + CLONATE ointment twice daily for 4 weeks
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Reduce water work
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U need topical medication along with moisturizer....do online private consultation and I will prescibe u proper treatment
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Dr. Mamta Shah
Cosmetologist
8 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Hello,
This can be treatments with creams and lotions. But a proper method of application of these creams is also important.
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Kindly opt for virtual consult for better management where you can get a treatment at home
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