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Skin Cancer, Nonmelanoma - When To Call a Doctor
10/14/08, HealthwiseCall your doctor if you have an irritated or irregular skin growth. This includes any:
Tinea Versicolor - Home Treatment
11/19/07, HealthwiseTinea versicolor can be treated at home with topical products such as antifungal creams, shampoos, and solutions. After treatment is started, it can take months for the spots to disappear and for your skin color to return to normal. Altho
Styes and Chalazia - Home Treatment
12/07/07, HealthwiseHome treatment is usually all that is needed to treat most styes and chalazia. Try the following measures to reduce the discomfort and help them heal.
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Folliculitis - Home Treatment
06/26/07, HealthwiseIf you have folliculitis, try the following measures:
Scabies - When To Call a Doctor
04/04/07, HealthwiseCall your doctor if:
Scabies - Home Treatment
04/04/07, HealthwiseAll people in the household who have had close skin-to-skin contact with a scabies-affected person during the past month must be treated. This usually includes everyone in the home, even if they don't have symptoms. (Symptoms can tak
Venous Skin Ulcer - Home Treatment
09/17/07, HealthwiseVenous skin ulcers can take months to heal and often recur. You can reduce your healing time and your risk of having an ulcer recur by taking the following important measures:
Rosacea - Home Treatment
07/24/07, HealthwiseThere are several things you can do to reduce symptoms of rosacea and prevent the condition from getting worse.
Atopic Dermatitis - When To Call a Doctor
05/05/08, HealthwiseCall your doctor if you or your child has atopic dermatitis and:
Fungal Nail Infections - Home Treatment
07/24/08, HealthwiseIf you have a mild fungal nail infection or are concerned about the risks of oral antifungal medicine, try an antifungal medicine you put directly on your skin (topical medicine), such as terbinafine (Lamisil) or ciclopirox (Penlac).
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