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Can Tea Tree Oil Help In Removing Lipoma And Rashes From Underarms?

I had a lipoma removed from under my arm a month ago. And just in the last few days I have developed a red rash under my arm. All I have been using is sorbeline cream with vitamin e. I tried tea tree oil twice but it made it sting more. Have taken tell fast today to stop the burning and itching
Tue, 17 Dec 2013
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Dermatologist 's  Response
Hi

See you seem to be developing an allergic reaction because of the various home remedies that you are using.
You should surely avoid using all of these since they are further increasing the irritation even further.
You should just clean the affected area with plain water twice a day.
You may need to use a topical steroid cream over the affected area twice a day.
Some oral antihistamines along will help in decreasing the allergy.
Do not apply any oil over it now.

Dr Geetika Paul
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Can Tea Tree Oil Help In Removing Lipoma And Rashes From Underarms?

Hi See you seem to be developing an allergic reaction because of the various home remedies that you are using. You should surely avoid using all of these since they are further increasing the irritation even further. You should just clean the affected area with plain water twice a day. You may need to use a topical steroid cream over the affected area twice a day. Some oral antihistamines along will help in decreasing the allergy. Do not apply any oil over it now. Dr Geetika Paul