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Tinea versicolor recurring
What can i do to permanently remove this tinea versicolor problem. I face this every year. How can i treat it without any medication
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Treatment depends on the severity...it's a fungus infection aggravated by sweating.....Do direct private online consultation for detailed prescription by sending photos.
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Dr. Sonal Chavan
Dermatologist
17 yrs exp
Pune
A lot of patients face this problem as tinea versicolor is common in hot and humid conditions.it can be controlled effectively and the frequency of occurrence can be brought under control but there’s no assurance that it would never come back.consukt me online for further treatment
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Dr. J Prasad
Dermatologist
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
It recurs only if the treatment is incomplete.
Probably you have not completed the earlier treatments.
The treatment is actually simplified. Safe treatments available.
Consult me on practo pro, for a drink prescription.
Share pics to confirm your diagnosis.
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Dr. Jasleen Tuli
Aesthetic Dermatologist
14 yrs exp
Nagpur
It's a common problem that is faced by many people given the hot and humid weather so keeping that in mind we can decrease its occurrence to the minimum but can't guarantee that it might not happen in future. It's better to take medication as home remedies won't help
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Kindly connect with me online for a prescription
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