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I have dark circles under my eyes, mostly likely due to genetics, as my father had them.  Now, at 60 years old I have developed "redness" on my eyelids, even extending over the bridge over the bridge of my nose.  Someone suggested that this was a definitive problem, maybe related to nutrition. Any medical information about this?
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is there any treatment for seacious cysts on the scrotum?
i have had it for about 7 years and it continually seems to get worse

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what is the range of cost for yag laser?  i live in nyc.
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I have it on both of my elbows, on the left side of my upper torso, on my knees, and in my scalp.  Would should I do to help it stop itching?
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for Shirley Carroll, comment of 1/28/2000: ask your Dr. about Diprolene or Fluocinonide Cream. I've had psoriasis for years, these give welcome relief.
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What medication can be used for psoriasas?  I have had it on my elbows now for 5 years.  Occasionally I get it near eye area.  Have tried cortozone but it does not help.  Has their been any new medicine on the market that will clear it up.
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242489 tn?1210497213
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It's a round bump with dead skin cells in it.  Benign, no problem.  Remove it only if it bothers you.

Dr. R
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I just want to know if you could tell me what a sebacious cyst is.
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242489 tn?1210497213
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Angela:

To be honest, I not sure what the "redness " you describe represents.  I doubt very much that it is either genetic or has anything to do with the dark circles which you have had for a long time.  It may be something as common and ordinary as seborrheic dermatitis.

My suggestion in that you try hydrocortisone cream 1 percent, which is available over-the-counter.  Use it twice a day for a week.  If it doesn't clear you up, I suggest you see a physician.

Good luck.

Dr.  R
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