Talk to Dermatologist on Dishydrotic Eczema

Dr. Khalid Aslam - Dermatologist

MBBS, Dip. Dermatology (Thailand), Dip. Dermatology (Pakistan), Fellow Laser Dermatosurgey (Thailand) | Islamabad

494 Positive Reviews

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Irfan Ahmed Kakezai - Dermatologist

MD, Ph.D. (Medicine), Certified Aesthetician, Masters Of Public Health - USA | Karachi

122 Positive Reviews

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Dr. Shamyla Shah - Dermatologist

MBBS, FCPS (Dermatology) | Peshawar

215 Positive Reviews

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to discuss your issue in detail book an appointment. its treatable

Homeopathic Dr. Asifa Khanum - Homeopath

DHMS | Rawalpindi

1,229 Positive Reviews

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it's completely treatable after taking some medicine don't you worry detailed history required kindly book appointment with me its a permanent solution

It’s good you’re looking for ways to heal. Dishydrotic eczema usually responds well to a consistent routine: keep the skin moisturized with fragrance‑free creams, apply a gentle topical steroid only as directed, and avoid known triggers like harsh soaps or extreme temperatures. If the rash is itchy or inflamed, a short course of a mild steroid cream can help, but use it sparingly and for the time prescribed. Keep the area clean and dry, and consider wearing breathable cotton clothing. Most people see improvement within a few weeks of proper care, but if the rash doesn’t clear or worsens, a quick visit to a dermatologist can rule out infection or other skin conditions. Stay patient and keep up with the routine—you can recover.

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mam ap topical cream ka name b bra dy or oral medicine b khani hote?

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Dr. Ayub Qureshi - Dermatologist

MBBS, Fellowship in Dermatology | Lahore

60 Positive Reviews

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