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Zhu Zhu

Dermatology

About me

Graduated from Southwest Medical University in 2013, already obtained a master's degree.

Proficient in diseases

Eczema, dermatitis, hives, tinea corporis, jock itch, herpes and other dermatological diseases. Serving patients wholeheartedly is my greatest professional pursuit.

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Treatment methods for tinea manus and pedis

Athlete's foot is caused by a fungal infection, which may occur if the patient has been in contact with other affected individuals or items contaminated with the fungus. If athlete's foot develops, it is crucial to seek timely treatment. Initially, it is advised to apply antifungal medications. Additionally, care should be taken to nurture the skin of the hands and feet. If cracking occurs, applying hand cream or moisturizer is recommended. Furthermore, it is important to reduce external irritants, avoiding substances like detergent, soap, and other chemical products.

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Symptoms of tertiary syphilis

Tertiary syphilis is the most severe stage of syphilis. The most common skin and mucosal damage in tertiary syphilis appears on the scalp, scapula, back, and the extensor sides of the limbs, where nodular syphilitic rashes can be observed, and gummatous swellings can also be seen on the lower legs. Apart from damaging the skin and mucous membranes, tertiary syphilis can also harm the cardiovascular and nervous systems. If the cardiovascular system is affected, it can cause problems in the aortic arch, leading to aortic valve insufficiency and syphilitic heart disease. If the nervous system is involved, it can cause neurosyphilis, manifesting as syphilitic meningitis, cerebrovascular syphilis, meningeal gumma, paralytic dementia, and more. In summary, once afflicted with tertiary syphilis, patients can exhibit a variety of clinical symptoms such as increased intracranial pressure, headaches, sensory abnormalities, ataxia, paralytic dementia, and localized brain compression, among other symptoms.

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The difference between melanoma and moles

Melanoma and moles are distinguishable; firstly, moles are generally smaller, while melanomas have a larger diameter. Secondly, the color of a mole is more uniform, whereas the color of a melanoma is inconsistent in depth. Furthermore, moles are typically symmetric in shape, while melanomas are asymmetric. Lastly, melanoma is a type of malignant tumor, whereas a mole is simply a skin condition.

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Erysipelas anti-infection treatment methods

The most commonly used treatment method for erysipelas infection is penicillin (to be used under the guidance of a doctor). If the patient is not allergic to penicillin, it can be administered intravenously for significant effects. However, it is important to ensure that the treatment duration is sufficient, generally requiring medication for two weeks for better outcomes and to reduce recurrence, given that erysipelas is highly prone to recurrence. If the patient is allergic to penicillin, it is recommended to use alternative antibiotics such as clindamycin (to be used under the guidance of a doctor). Additionally, patients should minimize walking and elevate the affected limb during treatment.

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Skin allergy symptoms

Skin allergies are a disease caused by the skin coming into contact with an allergen, leading to symptoms such as swelling, burning itch, peeling, hives, or rashes. These symptoms greatly affect the patient's life, and timely treatment is necessary once they appear. Allergy-relief ointments can be used, and it is important to keep the skin clean and dry regularly and avoid eating spicy and irritating foods.

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The difference between prickly heat and eczema

Prickly heat and eczema have significant differences and are completely different from each other. First, prickly heat is generally caused by high local temperatures, or hot and humid conditions, leading to the appearance of papules and rashes on the skin. Eczema, on the other hand, is often caused by multiple factors, such as climate, environment, diet, and contact with certain substances, and is a type of allergic inflammatory response. Secondly, the treatment for prickly heat generally involves the application of prickly heat powder or similar products, which can lead to improvement and cure. Eczema, however, is often treated with astringent or corticosteroid ointments. If the effect is average, treatment may also include the oral intake of antihistamines.

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The difference between syringoma and flat warts

Syringoma and flat warts have significant differences; they are entirely different diseases. Firstly, flat warts are caused by the human papillomavirus and are contagious, while syringoma is an adnexal tumor and is not contagious. Secondly, flat warts are not hereditary, whereas syringomas may have a certain hereditary aspect. Lastly, flat warts often occur on the backs of the hands, face, neck, and other widespread areas, while syringomas are commonly found around the eyes.

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The difference between prickly heat and heat rash

Prickly heat and heat rash are different. Prickly heat is a dermatological condition, commonly known as prickly heat, caused by high temperatures and hot weather when the body's sweating mechanism fails, resulting in the development of prickly heat on the skin. On the other hand, heat rash is a symptom that can appear in many diseases. Of course, prickly heat can also manifest symptoms of heat rash. Therefore, the difference between prickly heat and heat rash is quite significant.

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Is tinea capitis (scalp ringworm) and tinea versicolor serious?

Tinea capitis comes in many forms, among which white piedra is a type. Regardless of the type, all are caused by fungal infections. The main manifestation of white piedra is a white appearance accompanied by peeling, itching, and in severe cases, hair loss. It is treatable with a complete cure possible, but it is crucial to undergo proper treatment. Antifungal medications, such as clotrimazole cream or bifonazole cream, can be used for application.

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Is scrotal eczema contagious?

Scrotal eczema generally is not contagious and is often caused by chronic local inflammation, living environment, climate, and infections, among other factors. The treatment of scrotal eczema should definitely include medications that treat eczema. It is important to maintain personal hygiene, wash private areas with warm water, and frequently change and wash underwear, which can be disinfected with hot water and sun-dried. Dietarily, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and eat more vegetables and fruits.