Do you have a treatment for a skin condition called Perigo Nodularis?
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There is not one treatment that works but a vary of treatments that have to be tried here are some of them: \n\nSteriod creams If these help, a milder cream can be used for longer-term control. Antihistamine creams (Zonalon, Pramoxine) or pills (Atarax, Periactin) are often added for additional relief. Intralesional steroid injections, anti-depressant pills, and non-prescription Zostrix cream helps many of those not improved with the usual treatment.
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Its indeed a precancerosis, a lot of people have it, especially those who have been in the sun a lot in their lifes, its easily removed with a laser, so if you have some, you should best contact a dermatologist
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You can go to the dermatologist, I'm pretty sure they're using laser technology for that now.
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what do you mean? for skin? please clarify.
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I believe there is a number of things that cause them, but the most effective treatment is laser treatment. I do not know the exact name of the treatment, it is also used for treating so called spider veins, but it's offered by a lot of plastic surgeons and upscale spas. Also you can find a dermatologist in your area and ask for a referral. I have a burst vessel on the bridge of my nose from a trauma and found out that laser treatment is the best way to get rid of it
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It is a skin disease that involves loss of hair on the affected part. It is caused by bacteria. See a skin specialist as early as possible. It is 100% curable and involves a prolonged treatment.It requires injections below the skin on the affected part. If you neglect it then it will spread over a larger  area.
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go see a dermatologist.
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You don't know.  See a dermatologist for the best answers to your questions.
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could be a condition called rosacia see a skin doctor or your  doctor to be referred  good luck from ---BIG-EARS--
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Sure there is\nBotulinum toxin injection is one of the best local treatment for this condition\nI'm a neurosurgeon and I manage a lot of cases with excellent results
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This is a problem called acanthosis nigricans.  It is generally associated with being overweight and is very often linked to insulin problems, although you may or may not be diabetic.  It is a sign that you should have your insulin function checked, however.  You will need to be tested for diabetes and insulin resistance.  Cutting back on carbohydrates, especially processed ones (white bread, white rice, etc.) may help, as would losing weight.  This is an endocrine system problem rather than a dermatological problem, so skin treatments might help the appearance a little but won't solve the problem.
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I'd rather look for a treatment against the cause...\n\nGo for a manual one-time treatment called Atlasprofilax. The effect on the self-healing power of the body is simply amazing - own experience. :-)\n\nJust - the treatment is available in California and Europe only, costing approx. 220 dollars. It's really worth travelling far.
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Exfoliate with a sugar or sea salt scrub daily on the affected areas. This should help.
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It is acanthosis nigricans.It is harmless.Sometimes due to diabetes,obesity and also familial.With treatment it is difficult to remove the pigmentation.
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Try:\nhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/001177.htm#Treatment
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hmm maybe through ultraviolet therapy?
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no over the counter meds can help you with that, you need to see dermatologist...good luck with that...