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Dr. Amit Kumar

Dr. AMIT KUMAR

Doctor - DERMATOLOGY

MD(DVL), RIMS

Paras HMRI Patna

About Dr. Amit Kumar

Dr. Amit completed his MBBS at Government Stanley Medical College, Chennai, and his MD (DVL) at RIMS, Ranchi. He pursued a fellowship in CODFI at IAISD, Kolkata. With over 15 years of clinical experience, he served at Mahavir Cancer Hospital for 11 years. He has presented papers and participated as a panelist in various conferences. Dr. Amit has a special interest in pediatric dermatology, contact dermatitis, trichology, and cosmetic surgery.

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क्या आपने कभी देखा है कि आपकी गरदन, बगल या शरीर के फोल्ड्स पर गहरे रंग के धब्बे बन गए हैं जो साफ करने पर भी नहीं जाते? अक्सर लोग इसे साधारण रंग या गंदगी समझ लेते हैं, लेकिन कभी-कभी यह एंकैंथोसिस निग्रिकंस नामक त्वचा की स्थिति हो सकती है।
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Have you ever noticed dark patches on the neck, underarms, or skin folds that don’t go away even with regular cleaning? Many people assume it’s just dirt or pigmentation, but in some cases, it can be a skin condition called Acanthosis Nigricans.
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When summer hits, skin problems are not far behind. One of the most common issues people experience in hot and humid weather is heat rash, also known as prickly heat or miliaria. If you’ve ever felt small itchy bumps, burning skin, or irritation after sweating a lot, chances are you’ve had a heat rash.
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गर्मी का मौसम आते ही एक आम समस्या जो लगभग हर घर में देखने को मिलती है, वह है घमौरियां (पसीने के दाने)। त्वचा पर छोटे-छोटे लाल दाने, खुजली, जलन और चुभन—ये सभी संकेत हैं कि आपकी त्वचा गर्मी और पसीने से परेशान हो रही है।
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दाद, जिसे आम भाषा में खाज या फंगल इन्फेक्शन भी कहा जाता है, एक बहुत ही आम त्वचा रोग है। भारत जैसे गर्म और नमी वाले मौसम में यह समस्या काफी लोगों को होती है।
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Ringworm infection is one of the most common fungal infections of the skin, yet it often creates confusion because of its name. Despite being called “ringworm,” it has nothing to do with worms. Instead, it’s caused by a group of fungi that thrive on the skin, scalp, and nails.
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