I've have dry flaky skin under my beard and eyebrows pretty much all the the time. I apply moisterizer after my showers and in the mornings before work...to no effect. It doesnt itch or burn...just flaky and embarrasing because i look like i've been eating glazed donuts or soemthing. I drink plenty of water daily and i take multivitamins as well. not sure why i mention that but if that informations helps. Is there any suggestions as to what i can to do solve this problem?
I also had two small patches on my left palm which had bumps on it and when i press on it i can see red spots under the skin this started at about 6 weeks and no longer has bumps on it but still red patched
s, these red patches kept peeling over and over at first, i work as a welder and is wondering if maybe the sweat,dirt and friction of my colar could have started the rash, also a little before i got the rash while shaving my beard i noticed the shaving cream was black when i would shave fro
I'm only 15 years old and i have tried everything under the sun about shaving bumps i have them everywhere i shave and i mean everywhere it is sooo annoying i cant ever wear shorts i get them so bad i think its more like a rash but it only happens when i shave! Ive tried to soak in the bath even tried Epson salt and i washed my areas first then saved i tried creams gels and even conditioner to use to shave..
Welcome to our Forum. I'll try to help. Please remember that no single exposure to a partner of unknown partner has even a 1% chance of leading to HIV. Further, as you point out, you already had a definitive test result before you took your steroid shot. There is no reason to continue to worry about HIV.
As for your specific questions:
1. What is the chance that my single steroid injection would affect my 8 week test took 21 days after the shot?
Zero.
2.
Pseudofolliculitis barbae, on the other hand, is a very common ingrown hair condition on the beard area of men that presents with groups of red bumps on the beard area that may flare with repeat shaving. Other treatment options include professional laser hair removal, electrolysis, electric razors, or cream depilatories.
Take care and regards.
Until recently I have had a beard, but due to some weird rash I have shaven it off, hoping that would help, I however keep getting it, most of the time it's not noticeable itchy or such but.... it keeps coming back and even gets a lot of weird little bumps in the rash....
I have tried extra daily washing with anti bacterial soap, peroxide and even rubbing alcohol, while the alcohol and peroxide sting like hell, it doesn't seem to put a stop to this, just keeps coming back.....
I've read countless times that coconut oil is a simple cure for dry, flaky skin. I'm wondering if it's safe to use on my face, under my beard. My skin can get so dry that I can peel off big clumps under my beard, causing bleeding. It looks nasty and feels unclean. It's been this way for about seven years, though I've had a beard for about ten.
I picked at a pimple scab under my beard on the right side of my chin repeatedly, and subsequently an infection occurred which is a growth and swelling under the skin with slight visible protrusion of the area. It is sore to press or squeeze my face there and the skin under my beard there has a purplish and reddish color in a local area at about the middle of the swelled area. It scabs, and pusses and lets a little blood here and there.
On the other hand, miliaria or sweat rash presents with small and sometimes itchy rashes that occur at the face, neck, under the breasts and under the scrotum. Miliaria is a common ailment in hot and humid conditions. And usually resolve. Try to avoid activities that induce sweating and avoid hot and humid weather. Topical antibacterials or antibacterial soaps may also help. If it persists, have this evaluated further for proper management. Direct clinical examination is essential.
ve always had some weak spots along my cheek-line and under my lower lip, and my mustache is what I would consider present, but very weak compared to my beard.
So that's why I've been tossing ideas in my head about how to solve those weak areas, thus the question on possible hormone prescription, natural remedy or even using Rogaine on my face. I may seriously give the Rogaine a shot after reading about how it works, but that's really a shot in the dark.
I still need to shave everyday or I could let my beard grow but I do not want big warts all over my face under my beard. Most people say they go away on their own but how long will it take? Will I pass these on to my girlfriend when we kiss or cuddle. I feel terrible. I did not try any over the counter therapy because they are on my neck and face. Figured I better wait until the dermatologist sees me. Any help would be so appreciated.
Ever since I was a baby my dad has a beard and it did irritate my face but he never shaved it. My boyfriend has a beard and that irritates me also. But my skin is really sensitive. Wait and see if it irritates it or not. It never irritated my brothers skin.
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Staphylococcal folliculitis is marked by itchy, white, pus-filled bumps that can occur anywhere on your body. When it affects the beard area of men, it's called barber's itch.
Bacterial folliculitis infections are usually mild. Mild cases of folliculitis often respond well to home care. Proper hygiene should be maintained. Antibacterial wash such as hexachlorophene and topical antibiotics such as erythromycin or clindamycin may provide relief.
I have some very small white bumps on my face next to my mouth. they dont itch at all and they do not hurt. would not had known they were there if i didnt see them. What can these be? i shave that area alot. but i also touch my face alot with my hands.
Hi! I cut my beard and noticed under my beard a large spot with different pigmentation...so after I shaved completely I've seen spots around it. Couple of days later, it got worse. Skin is a little bit darker and spots go little bit around the neck with the big one still in the middle of my neck (where adam's apple is).
What could it mean? I've read diabetes, cancer etc., but I would like to hear opinions because I'm unable to go to the doctor for the next couple of weeks...
Balding throughout goatee and beard. This all started a few years ago while changing jobs and moving away from family. Would stress have an impact on this?
Would using grease and oils at work affect this balding?
I have been reading about an auto immune alopecia. Would this be a result of poor nutrient absorption?
Small white hairs are growing back in it's place where black hair used to be.
Any help or input would be greatly appreciated.
I miss my goatee.
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