movement2020:


With this and your visit to the dermatologist, I think you need to start doing

1..Change your soap to maybe ose dudu or any thing natural. Don't go herbal because most of these stuffs have been mixed with all sorts. Use ori (shea butter) or olive oil as your cream. You can mix alovera which is homemade. You can do that.

2..Check your diet. If you're the type that takes groundnut alot, remove it from your diet. Check something you are so much addicted to, and stop for a while.

3..Visit another hospital preferable a general hospital. Try as much as possible to see an old dermatologist with years of experience. Such Doctor would have witnessed something similar.

4...Since you said it's over three years and if at the end of this year, you try all I suggested or what you deem fit, and no changes, it would be advisable you go herbal. It may be inside the blood stream that needs cleansing.

While doing all these, you can do thorough research online. I know you would have done that. You can as well go further making use of online dermatologist on social media platforms like LinkedIn.

Such happened to my younger sister many years ago, it was all over her face. A light skin lady just went dark with no form of illness or symptoms of any sort. It didn't take up to 6months when treatment started that she passed on. Yours differs in many ways but don't handle with kid gloves either.

All the best bro..!!!

Thanks!!!!!!

DonMoel:



Vaseline Cream & Premier Soap (Septol at times)

No, to the other questions.

Ok. Will get back. Preparing for sunday service now.

Our attitude to just throw anything at a problem without really understanding the cause can be really nauseating.

See them:

KRDCROWN:
Eat more fresh fruit and vegetables

Longman180:
Mix orii and skinee,it will clear away

ekwerendi:
Use tetmosol.....it will give you a clear skin

Lloydokeke:
Buy and use fulcin

Sorry to break it to you dearies but some of the differential diagnosis for dark patches could be fatal. Especially when it could be a melanoma.
So don't just go throwing things at patches without knowing what they really are. Because it worked for Nnamdi doesn't mean it will work for Femi or Zuwaira.

As for you OP, I can't really say what you have but if you have had a few as a child and now it's increasing. Then we can consider neurofibromatosis (cafe-au-lait patches ).
It is least likely to be a Mongolian spot (birthmark) because you will have had the same spot since childhood.
See another dermatologist for second opinion and discard advices like the ones quoted.
If after all investigations it is found to be nothing, your dermatologist may want to consider laser therapy as a last resort. That is if you really want the spot out. You may want to consider of course trying this sort of therapy on a little spot and see the outcome.
Please see a dermatologist again OP.

1Dray:


Joblessness can make someone be everywhere.

and poverty can make someone bitter.

DonMoel:


It's written in the post that I have done lots of tests as recommended by the Dermatologist.

Dermatologists dont do std test .. and with the way u replied u no dey calm down .. belike u don jam better std
My guess is syphilis

webshopNG:

You are everywhere on this forum
They should make you mod one day

Signs of joblessness

Came4amod:


Dermatologists dont do std test .. and with the way u replied u no dey calm down .. belike u don jam better std
My guess is syphilis

Haha... Syphilis since 2017 and I'm still this way. This patches doesn't itch or scratch. Asides the skin deformation, it does nothing else.

I don't know how you came about your "u no dey calm down"

Jewessgratitude:


Ok. Will get back. Preparing for sunday service now.

Alright. I await your response. Happy Sunday.

Eeser:
Our attitude to just throw anything at a problem without really understanding the cause can be really nauseating.

See them:





Sorry to break it to you dearies but some of the differential diagnosis for dark patches could be fatal. Especially when it could be a melanoma.
So don't just go throwing things at patches without knowing what they really are. Because it worked for Nnamdi doesn't mean it will work for Femi or Zuwaira.

As for you OP, I can't really say what you have but if you have had a few as a child and now it's increasing. Then we can consider neurofibromatosis (cafe-au-lait patches ).
It is least likely to be a Mongolian spot (birthmark) because you will have had the same spot since childhood.
See another dermatologist for second opinion and discard advices like the ones quoted.
If after all investigations it is found to be nothing, your dermatologist may want to consider laser therapy as a last resort. That is if you really want the spot out. You may want to consider of course trying this sort of therapy on a little spot and see the outcome.
Please see a dermatologist again OP.

Thanks, man..

BoboKush:


Antiseptic is wrong soap to use for any body that has allergy or skin issh

. You could have said our skin react differently, Its works for someone i know with skin issh, he has some strange dark boil on his face, tetmosol and aloe Vera gel do the trick, tetmosol Soap is good for itching in the skin and also for rashes in the body.... There are other antiseptic soap, but I use tetmosol, i will recommend it for OP... Happy Sunday

DonMoel:



Haha... Syphilis since 2017 and I'm still this way. This patches doesn't itch or scratch. Asides the skin deformation, it does nothing else.

I don't know how you came about your "u no dey calm down"

Ette. You might have had the syphilis, way long before 2017, the dark spots start appearing when the 3rd stage of syphilis kicks in. And you mention of the fact that the spots don't scratch or itch. Guess what? That's exactly the symptom of late stage latent or neurosyphillis. The spots don't itch, even when the first sore comes out in the early stages of syphilis infection, the sore is usually painless and doesn't itch, making you likely to ignore it. The dark spots are actually a symptom of late stage and dreadfully fatal syphilis.
Why not stop doing typical Nigerian "Nothing dey happen!" and go do the test, seminal culture, not VDRL and be sure. Dermatologists don't detect STDs

DonMoel:



Haha... Syphilis since 2017 and I'm still this way. This patches doesn't itch or scratch. Asides the skin deformation, it does nothing else.

I don't know how you came about your "u no dey calm down"

If it shows on your palms and feet.. guy its syphilis.. just take high doses antibacterial drugs or better still go to hospital..

But if u dey calm down u go check babe hand and feet before you go Bleep .. and it's very obvious to know any rough girl .. 80% of them have it and It adds to the roughness.. that's why I watch well before I bleep . .. i dont rush cus na one life .. and syphilis can affect the brain so go to government general hospital on Monday carry 1500 500 for card and 1000 for drugs .. you will be fine in few weeks .. but go on Monday

It might be Nigerian heat that caused it

Test for if you are not susceptible to diabetics. Ur sugar level - fasting and 30mins after food. If test is negative, then eat more fruits and more water before food to purify ur blood stream...

It shows you are getting mature

DonMoel:


Alright. I await your response. Happy Sunday.

Happy Sunday.

Ok.

I think the issue here is something we call melasma. But before I go on..is it pure black or dark greenish patch?

It could be an adverse drug reaction. Your body might be allergic to a certain drug or spices that you take. Like septrin, aspirin, etc. I once had some dark patches on my skin too which some doctors prescribed different creams for me that did not work. Until I finally met a very good dermatologist who explained things to me. It was Sulphur that I am allergic to that was found in some anti malaria drugs and septrin I took . He advised me to stay away from them and even coke!
Just try another dermatologist.

Jewessgratitude:


Happy Sunday.

Ok.

I think the issue here is something we call melasma. But before I go on..is it pure black or dark greenish patch?

Black.

Came4amod:

If it shows on your palms and feet.. guy its syphilis.. just take high doses antibacterial drugs or better still go to hospital..

But if u dey calm down u go check babe hand and feet before you go Bleep .. and it's very obvious to know any rough girl .. 80% of them have it and It adds to the roughness.. that's why I watch well before I bleep . .. i dont rush cus na one life .. and syphilis can affect the brain so go to government general hospital on Monday carry 1500 500 for card and 1000 for drugs .. you will be fine in few weeks .. but go on Monday

Nothing is wrong with my palms. What does it look like if at all it's showing on the palm and feet ?

saeedbc:
It could be an adverse drug reaction. Your body might be allergic to a certain drug or spices that you take. Like septrin, aspirin, etc. I once had some dark patches on my skin too which some doctors prescribed different creams for me that did not work. Until I finally met a very good dermatologist who explained things to me. It was Sulphur that I am allergic to that was found in some anti malaria drugs and septrin I took . He advised me to stay away from them and even coke!
Just try another dermatologist.

I think it's just this. There was a time I took a drug for bone joints and body aches. I can't even remember the name of the drug.

machiavelli95:


Ette. You might have had the syphilis, way long before 2017, the dark spots start appearing when the 3rd stage of syphilis kicks in. And you mention of the fact that the spots don't scratch or itch. Guess what? That's exactly the symptom of late stage latent or neurosyphillis. The spots don't itch, even when the first sore comes out in the early stages of syphilis infection, the sore is usually painless and doesn't itch, making you likely to ignore it. The dark spots are actually a symptom of late stage and dreadfully fatal syphilis.
Why not stop doing typical Nigerian "Nothing dey happen!" and go do the test, seminal culture, not VDRL and be sure. Dermatologists don't detect STDs

Alright.

shotin:
. You could have said our skin react differently, Its works for someone i know with skin issh, he has some strange dark boil on his face, tetmosol and aloe Vera gel do the trick, tetmosol Soap is good for itching in the skin and also for rashes in the body.... There are other antiseptic soap, but I use tetmosol, i will recommend it for OP... Happy Sunday

Tetmosol is medicated soap..... Nt anti septic soap.... Btw u didn't mention that earlier .... Happy sunday
Naw bye

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DonMoel:


Black.

Ok.

Like I said, that black patch is melasma Caused by excess production of melanin ( homorne responsible for pigment of the skin) coupled with dead skin cells that have piled up over the years.
Now the products you're using doesn't exforliate (get rid) of dead skin, that is why you have that dark patch and dull skin.


You need an exfoliatng soap and cream. Then a special treatment cream to help inhibit melanin production on that part of your body.

We could help you compound these products or teach you how to make it yourself just in case you're not within the same location. To cut cost.

DonMoel:


Black.

Ok.

Like I said, that black patch is melasma Caused by excess production of melanin ( homorne responsible for pigment of the skin) coupled with dead skin cells that have piled up over the years.
Now the products you're using doesn't exforliate (get rid) of dead skin, that is why you have that dark patch and dull skin.


You need an exfoliatng soap and cream. Then a special treatment cream to help inhibit melanin production on that part of your body.

We could help you compound these products or teach you how to make it yourself just in case you're not within the same location. To cut cost.

We would also prescribe some vitamins that you're going taking to help control the melanin production and even out your skin.

DonMoel:
Dermatologists and the experienced ones in the house please your help is needed.

I've been battling with this strange thing for upto 3years now.

It all started in 2017. I could see some dark patches on my body which looks as though they are under my skin.

I HAVE VISITED THE STATE SPECIALIST HOSPITAL to see a Dermatologist. I was told to do several tests which I did. After submitting the whole results, the doctor said nothing was wrong but it's just a skin allergy. She recommended a cream and since then I have been using it. It's more than a year now but no changes.

It's seen on my laps down to the feet.

Has anyone experienced this before ? I'd appreciate possible solutions to this please as it's making my skin look annoying.

DonMoel:
Dermatologists and the experienced ones in the house please your help is needed.

I've been battling with this strange thing for upto 3years now.

It all started in 2017. I could see some dark patches on my body which looks as though they are under my skin.

I HAVE VISITED THE STATE SPECIALIST HOSPITAL to see a Dermatologist. I was told to do several tests which I did. After submitting the whole results, the doctor said nothing was wrong but it's just a skin allergy. She recommended a cream and since then I have been using it. It's more than a year now but no changes.

It's seen on my laps down to the feet.

Has anyone experienced this before ? I'd appreciate possible solutions to this please as it's making my skin look annoying.

[quote author=DonMoel post=85903861]Dermatologists and the experienced ones in the house please your help is needed.

I've been battling with this strange thing for upto 3years now.

It all started in 2017. I could see some dark patches on my body which looks as though they are under my skin.

I HAVE VISITED THE STATE SPECIALIST HOSPITAL to see a Dermatologist. I was told to do several tests which I did. After submitting the whole results, the doctor said nothing was wrong but it's just a skin allergy. She recommended a cream and since then I have been using it. It's more than a year now but no changes.

It's seen on my laps down to the feet.

Has anyone experienced this before ? I'd appreciate possible solutions to this please as it's making my skin look annoying.[/quote
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DonMoel:



Nothing is wrong with my palms. What does it look like if at all it's showing on the palm and feet ?

Its black dot showing faintly .. Like a smokers palms and feet

DonMoel:



Nothing is wrong with my palms. What does it look like if at all it's showing on the palm and feet ?

@melasma usually occurs on the face of pregnant women or those who are taking contraceptives. It is not widespread like this.

If it was reaction to sulphunamides like someone else suggested, that one either presents as isolated large circumscribed rashes or full blown steven-johnson's syndrome. So it's not that either.

I would have gone with the syphilitic rashes if u had said it is also on the palm of your hands. You didn't snap your palms for us to see so we can't know.

Another idea could be seborrhoeic dermatitis. But it appears like a follicular lesion.


The best thing to do would be to get a second opinion from another dermatologist.