Dr.vipin jain

25/08/2023

I have reached 300 followers! Thank you for your continued support. I could not have done it without each of you. 🙏🤗🎉

16/06/2023

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Nitin Gandhi, Rajesh Kumar Sinha

13/10/2022

29/08/2022

Lichen nitidus
Lichen nitidus is an eruption of tiny, flesh-colored bumps on your skin. It’s a harmless condition that usually goes away on its own within a year.

It used to be considered a variant of lichen planus, but it’s now treated as an unrelated condition. Nitidus is Latin for “glossy,” referring to the sheen often seen on the tiny bumps.

17/05/2022

What is eczema? What does it look and feel like?
Eczema (also called atopic dermatitis) is a condition that causes your skin to become dry, red, itchy and bumpy. It’s one of many types of dermatitis. Eczema damages the skin barrier function (the "glue" of your skin). This loss of barrier function makes your skin more sensitive and more prone to infection and dryness.

Eczema doesn’t harm your body. It doesn’t mean that your skin is dirty or infected, and it’s not contagious. There are treatments that can help manage your symptoms.

In the word “dermatitis,” “derm” means “skin” and “itis” means “inflammation.” The word as a whole means “inflammation of the skin.” “Eczema” originates from the Greek word “ekzein” which means to “boil over” or “break out.”
Where does eczema most commonly occur?
Eczema can show up anywhere on your skin. In teens and adults, it’s typically found on your hands, neck, inner elbows, ankles, knees, feet and around your eyes.

Who is at risk of getting eczema?
Eczema (atopic dermatitis) usually begins in childhood, but anyone at any age can get it. You’re high risk if you are:

Female.
African American.
Diagnosed with hay fever or asthma.
Part of a family with a history of dermatitis, hay fever or asthma

10/11/2021

What is spongiotic dermatitis

Spongiotic dermatitis is a condition that makes the skin dry, red, itchy, and cracked. It usually involves some swelling caused by excess fluid under the skin.

Spongiotic dermatitis is closely associated with atopic dermatitis or eczema. It is a widespread condition involving inflammation of the skin and is caused by allergies.

This article will give an overview of spongiotic dermatitis, looking at the symptoms, causes, and treatments of this condition.
Symptoms of spongiotic dermatitis include:

dry, scaly skin
severe itching
rashes, especially on the hands, inner elbows, and behind the knees
blisters resulting from rashes, which may produce fluids in extreme cases
red, inflamed skin from constant scratching
Possible triggers include:

allergens, such as specific food, plants, dyes, and medication
irritants, such as soaps, cosmetics, latex, and certain metals in jewelry
increased stress levels
changes in hormone levels
dry or humid climates
excessive sweating, which can also worsen itching
Risk factors for spongiotic dermatitis include:

Age. Atopic dermatitis is more common in children than adults, with 10 to 20 percent of children and 1 to 3 percent of adults experiencing this condition.
Allergies. A person prone to allergies is at a greater risk of developing spongiotic dermatitis.
Irritants. Prolonged contact with irritating substances, such as detergents, chemicals, or metals can trigger the condition.
Family history. A person with a family history of atopic dermatitis is more likely to develop spongiotic dermatitis.

09/09/2021

Ring worm pt .two pics befor or after treatment in just 15 days

30/08/2021

After chemo (and immunotherapy) treatment, it's true that it can take years until you feel alive again ... With the side effects of chemo and radiation, you will never be 100% again because your immune system is weak. Makes life very difficult because you're not the same again after cancer and treatments.
In the hardest moments, you know who your real friends are or who the people are who really really appreciate you.
Unfortunately, like with most friendships, Facebook friends will leave you in the middle of a story. They want a post to ′′like′′ for the story, but they don't really read your message when they see it is long.
More than half would have stopped reading. Someone may have already gone to the next post in their newsfeed.
I have decided to publish this post in support of close family, friends, and relatives who have fought this horrible disease.
Now I'm focusing on those who take the time to read this post to the end ... a little test, just to see who reads and who shares without reading.
Cancer is a very aggressive and destructive enemy of our bodies.
Even after treatment, the body is devastated. It's a very long process.
I would like to know who I can count on and who takes the time to read this.
When you have finished this, write ′′Done′′ in the comments. Post in on your page
Sadly, cancer is still the illness of the century. Please, in honor of someone who died, or who is battling cancer. Everyone says, ′′If you need anything, don't hesitate: I'll be there for you.′′ So I'm going to wager, without being pessimistic: I know my family and friends will put it on their wall. You just have to copy (not share)!!! It's awareness month for this disease. I did it for someone very very special! We all know someone who stood before us, and who has fought or who is fighting this battle.

17/08/2021

What Are The Different Types of Acne and How To Treat Them
We get you. It can be frustrating when that puss-filled bump shows up on your face before an important event. More so, if you have had a couple bothering you for a while.

So what exactly are those things? Well, acne or acne vulgaris is a skin condition that occurs when a pore gets clogged with dead skin cells, oils and a type of bacteria called Propionibacterium acnes (P. acnes). [1]

While most people experience acne between the ages of 12 and 24, it can occur at a later stage of life as well. However, there is no need to be depressed or lose your hair over it. Instead, understand the root cause and work towards treating it the right way.

What Causes Acne?
Types Of Acne
Treating Various Types Of Acne
What Causes Acne?
Acne is triggered by the following different factors. [2]

Hormones
Stress
Certain medications
Poor hygiene
Wrong skin care products
Sun
Unhealthy Diet
Types Of Acne
Non-inflammatory acne [3] Inflammatory acne
A. Blackheads

B. Whiteheads

A. Papules

B. Pustules

C. Nodules

D. Cysts

1. Non-Inflammatory Acne
Non-inflammatory acne does not cause swelling. They are distinguished by open and closed comedones (clogged pores).[4]

A. Blackheads
Blackheads

Blackheads [5] are the result of clogged pores, caused by sebum (oil produced by the skin's sebaceous glands) and dead skin cells. The outer layer of the pore is open, while the rest remains clogged. This results in the black dots that are seen on your skin’s surface.

They are also called open comedones.

Blackheads can appear on

Face
Back
Chest
Neck
Arms
Shoulders
Severity: Blackheads are mild form of acne.

How long does it take to cure blackheads?

6-8 weeks

B. Whiteheads
Whiteheads

Whiteheads [6] are also formed due to clogged pores left by sebum and dead skin cells. But unlike blackheads, the outer layer of the pore is closed in them. It appears as a small bump sticking out from your skin.

Whiteheads are called closed comedones.
Whiteheads can appear on

Face
Back
Chest
Sometimes The Neck And Shoulders
Severity:Whiteheads are mild form of acne.

How long does it take to cure whiteheads?

6-8 weeks

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2. Inflammatory Acne
Inflammatory acne causes swelling and inflammation. Apart from sebum and dead skin cells, bacteria is another major player when it comes to clogged pores, which results in inflammatory acne.

A. Acne Papules (Pimples)
Acne Papules

Acne Papules [7] are inflamed blemishes that look like red bumps on your skin. These can appear anywhere on the body including the neck, chest, shoulders, back, and buttocks.

Development:

Papules develop when a hair follicle’s wall is ruptured. This makes it easy for bacteria and cellular debris to enter the dermis (deepest layer of the skin). The rupture causes inflammation and the red bump (pimple).

Severity:

Pimples are moderate forms of acne. Acne papules or pimples appear on the face majorly.

B. Acne Pustules
Acne Pustules

Acne pustules [8] are typical pimples with a white-colored head that contain pus, dead skin cells, and excess oils. They can develop on the face, back, or shoulders.

Development:

When there is a rupture in the pore, the body signals to defend against bacteria. It sends white blood cells as a defense mechanism, and this creates pus.

Pustules commonly appear on the face, chest and back.

Severity: Pustules are moderate forms of acne.

C. Acne Nodules
Acne Nodules

Acne nodules [9] are large, inflamed lesions that feel hard and painful. While pustules and papules are formed on the skin’s surface, nodules are more buried in the skin.

Development:

When a hair follicle’s wall is ruptured deep down the dermis, polluted debris enters into the dermis and contaminates neighboring follicles. The damage leads to swelling in this part of the skin, which are called nodules.

They contain pus and can be painful. Since they are formed so profoundly inside the skin, a white head will not appear.

Acne nodules appear on the face, chest and back.

Severity: Nodules are severe forms of acne.

D. Acne Cysts
Acne Cysts

Acne cysts [10] are the most severe and painful forms of acne. They are soft, large, and fluid-filled bumps beneath your skin's surface.

Development:

Acne cysts are formed in the same way as acne nodules, but a more severe form. Acne cysts are filled with pus and blood. They often lead to scarring.

Acne cysts appear on the face, chest, neck, back, and arms.

Severity: Cysts are severe forms of acne.

Why Popping a Pimple is a Bad Idea?

When you squeeze a pimple, you may accidentally push the contents deeper into the pore, making the blemish much worse. [11]

What Are The Wonder Ingredients For Treating Various Types Of Acne?
It is best to identify your acne and consult a dermatologist in case of severe acne. There are a wide range of prescription oral and topical treatments. [12]

1. Aesthetic In-Office Treatments
Chemical peels
Facials
Laser treatment
Dermal filler treatments
2. Prescription & Over-The-Counter Treatments
A. Non-inflammatory Acne
Salicylic Acid
It is a natural exfoliator and is also lipophilic (has an affinity towards oil). [13]

How Salicylic Acid Treats Acne?

It exfoliates dead skin cells from the skin’s surface while dissolving debris and excess oil within the pore. A beta-hydroxy acid (BHA), it is derived from sweet birch, willow tree bark or wintergreen oil and hence, is exceptionally safe.

Benzoyl Peroxide
It is an antibacterial ingredient that kills the acne-causing bacteria, which lives deep in the pores. The bacteria survives on oil, cell debris, and skin tissue. So benzoyl peroxide seeps into the skin and treats acne from the source while reducing redness and inflammation.

How Benzoyl Peroxide Treats Acne?

Fast-acting
Easily accessible
Acts as the first line of defence
Sulfur
It absorbs excess oil (sebum) that may contribute to acne breakouts. It also dries out dead skin cells to help unclog your pores.

How Sulfur Treats Acne?

It is gentle on skin
Antimicrobial in nature
Abundantly available
B. Inflammatory Acne
Niacinamide
It reduces breakouts, cools down inflammation and prevents transepidermal water loss. The excess oil production is controlled and moisture content of the skin is balanced with its usage. [14]

How Niacinamide Treats Acne?
Anti-inflammatory properties
Hydrating and soothing effect on skin
Tetracycline and Erythromycin
These are oral antibiotics that act against P. acnes in people with moderate to severe inflammatory acne.

How These Antibiotics Treat Acne?

No side effects
Anti-inflammatory properties
Isotretinoin
It is a prescription medication you need to take orally. It may help control severe acne, which is characterized by many large cysts on the face, neck, and shoulders.

Pregnant women or women looking to conceive can't use this medication, as it is linked to birth defects. Isotretinoin can cause dehydrated skin, eye dryness, and irritation.

It can also be costly. So its use is mainly restricted to the most severe cases for which other treatments haven't worked.

Oral Contraceptives
Birth control pills [15] contain estrogen and progesterone that decrease the skin’s sebum levels and acne. Those that have been U.S. FDA approved for treating acne are Estrostep, Ortho Tri-Cyclen, and Yaz.

3. Treatment Options For Severe Acne
Antibiotics, Such As Tetracycline, Doxycycline, And Amoxicillin
Topical Corticosteroids
Oral Contraceptives For Hormonal-related Acne
Systemic Retinoids, Such As Isotretinoin
Steroid Injections
Chemical Peels That Are Available In Pharmacies Or Online
Photodynamic Therapy To Combat Bacteria
Drainage And Extraction To Remove Large Cysts

03/08/2021

Scabies symptoms
After the initial exposure to scabies, it can take up to six weeks for symptoms to appear. The symptoms usually develop more quickly in people who’ve had scabies before.

The hallmark symptoms of scabies include a rash and intense itching that gets worse at night. Continuous scratching of the infected area can create sores that become infected. If this occurs, additional treatment with antibiotics for the skin infection may be recommended.

Common sites for scabies in older children and adults include the:

wrist
elbow
armpit
ni**le
p***s
waist
buttocks
area between the fingers
Scabies in babies and toddlers, and sometimes the very elderly or immunocompromised, can include the:

head
face
neck
hands
soles of the feet
The rash itself can consist of tiny bites, hives, bumps under the skin, or pimple-like bumps. The burrow tracks of the mite can sometimes be seen on the skin. They may appear as tiny raised or discolored lines.