Keloid scar around The earlobe .
Keloid Scar Is the formation of a Type of Scar which is Composed mainly of either Type 3 or type 1 collagen. It is Result of an Overgrowth of Granulation tissue of the site of a Healed skin Injury. Keloid are firm , rubbery lession or shinny firbous nodule, and can Vary from pink to the color of the person's skin or red dark brown in color. A Keloid scar is benign and Not contagious but sometimes accompanied by severe itchiness pain and Changes in texture. Keloid scars are seen Is times more Frequently in People of African descent than In People of European descent the Best treatment in Prevention in patients with a known predisposition .
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Please tell diagnosis and treatment Female 55 years Piitala constitution Had consumed अम्ल, लवण, कटु रस more. Shows following symptoms in oral cavity - सर्वसर, मुखपाक, with white covering.- burning pain while eating or drinking water. Since 7-8 months. Have taken allopathy but no result. No tobacco chewing.
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A lady patient age 21 years She was burning with hot oil 7 month old. Till this type of patch. Please rx & dx
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40 years old non diabetic female presented with lesions as depicted in images over hands, hip, feet ,abdomen and a scalp with itching. The lesions look crusty .Initially I thought they were psoriasis but now since the lesions have spread and crusty in nature, what could be the diagnosis and also management, because I'm unable to arrive at the diagnosis .Will skin biopsy help? Please guide me with proper treatment as eell
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Patient came with these warts on forehead (since one year) and on finger since a month , respectively ; for second opinion. Since he has been adviced to go for cryotherapy previously. Opinion ??
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Patient presented in the OPD with these lesions over whole body. Lesions are painless,non tender,from last 30 yrs gradually increased in size from last 10 yrs.. Took Rx from some hospitals but not relieved. He is a K/C/O Ulcerative Colitis from past 6 yrs, on medication Mesacol OD 1.2 gm OD. He is a K/C/O BPH Grade 2 and on Urimax-D from past 4 months. Is it Xanthoma with Xanthelesma? ?Lipoma. What are the differential diagnosis for the lesions and Treatment??
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