Question 1

is there other way to treat nevus of ota?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Nevus of ota, described by ota and tanino in 1939, is a hamartoma of dermal melanocytes which presents as a blue or gray patch on face, which is congenital or acquired in the distribution v1 and v2 nerve. Associated ocular complications need to be treated. Good success rates & minimal adverse effects have been reported with the q-switched ruby, q-sw alexandrite, q-sw nd:yag lasers multiple times.

Question 2

i have a nevus of ota under my left eye . i had it since my birth. is there any way except.laser to reduce it or lower its darkness?

Accepted Answer

Laser is best: Think of a nevus of ota as a tattoo.  Laser, specifically the ones we use for tattoo removal, are the most efficient and safe way, when in the right hands to remove the pigment from the lesion without damaging or scarring the skin.  See an experienced laser expert for a consultation.

Question 3

my daughter's is 6, her  dr stated she had nevus of ota on one eye, is observation every 6 month the only thing? no meds, treatment, or anything.

Accepted Answer

Nevus  of ota: Nevus of ota is a benign conglomeration of melanocytes in the eye and does not affect vision normally, it can be left alone or can undergo laser treatment.

Question 4

what is r otc?

Accepted Answer

Medical Shorthand: Otc is used to represent medications that are not a prescription but are available over the counter.

Question 5

any otc to help w/roseaacea?

Accepted Answer

Moisture/barrier: Any inert substance like vaseline will protect the skin and decrease inflammation/ blood vessel irritation.

Question 6

otc remedies for photoaging?

Accepted Answer

Various: Otc treatments for photo aging include sunscreen (prevention of damage), topical antioxidants such as vitamin c preparations for prevention and some correction. Other otc treatments include retinol, Alpha hydroxy acids and bleaching creams. Your dermatologist and plastic surgeon can recommend prescription or procedural treatments that may offer greater improvement.

Question 7

my bf fell ova what shalli do?

Accepted Answer

Help him up: If it is a minor fall, you can help him up.  If more severe, take him to be evaluated by a medical professional.  If an emergency, call for an ambulance.

Question 8

can you overdose on otc pills?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Tylenol is an OTC and you could develop liver necrosis and die from it. Similar issues apply to other OTCs. That is why it is essential that you tell your doctor about all the medications you take including OTCs and herbals.
Wish you good health!

Question 9

in medicine what does oth mean?

Accepted Answer

Not a standard: Abbreviation.  I really have no idea.  Can you put it in context ?  Where did you see it? If I'm making up things...obstructive tonsillar hypertrophy?  Of the heart? Odd tooth brushing habits?  Short for Other?

Question 10

can otc antibacterial products be overused?

Accepted Answer

I believe so.: That is why I use soap and water when I can vice always using hand sanitizer.

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My daughter's is 6, her dr stated she had nevus of ota on one eye, is observation every 6 month the only thing? no meds, treatment, or anything.

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What is r otc?

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Any otc to help w/roseaacea?

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Otc remedies for photoaging?

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My bf fell ova what shalli do?

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