Pityriasis (Tinea) versicolor: Q&A with dermatologist Dr Dray

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  • @MaidOfFire
    @MaidOfFire Před rokem +22

    Thanks for the video! I've had TV most of my adult life - it flares up every year during the summer. I have some protips for anyone dealing with it for the first time. First, make sure you sanitize your laundry!! Dermatologists never seem to think of this but especially underwear, bras and bed sheets can harbor excess yeast and cause it to regrow. A laundry sanitizer (Lysol makes them, in the detergent aisle) and/or Borax in your wash cycle helps a TON. When mine flares I wash 3 days a week with Nizoral & Selsun Blue together, two days a week with Katalis soap (salicylic acid, zinc oxide & sulfur), and two days a week with Noble Formula 2% pyrithione zinc soap. Make sure you leave the lather on your skin for at least 2 minutes. Daily I apply clomitrazole (Lotrimin) and tolnaftate (Tinactin) creams. Since mine are usually pink from inflammation and a little itchy, I also apply Noble Formula hydrocortisone + pyrithione zinc cream. The Katalis soap and the Noble products are available on Amazon. Hope this helps someone!!

  • @KaseyMichelle
    @KaseyMichelle Před rokem +6

    Love this video!! I've dealt with T.V. for at least 2 decades off and on, and needless to say it's an annoying battle lol for the majority of my life I've lived in TX and FL, I naturally have oily skin, and it always seems to ramp up whenever I've had to stay in bed for days at a time, like when sick or post surgery, and haven't been able to stick to my usual hygiene routine. It's always nice to know you're not alone when dealing with difficulties in life, even if the issue isn't a major life problem. And of course all the treatment tips are appreciated and welcomed!! 😊💓

  • @ViskayaNuebler79
    @ViskayaNuebler79 Před 4 lety +30

    Thank you Dr. Dray. I've been experiencing persistent tinea versicolor and had inconsistent application of the shampoo. I learned my lesson and have really tried to let the shampoo lather stay for a while. Also my dermatologist NEVER mentioned how fluoconazole is released through sweat. I'm gonna sit down and talk to her about that and try to get my oral prescription renewed.

  • @lisagreco2038
    @lisagreco2038 Před 5 lety +9

    The pictures really help. Thank you so much for helping me and so many.

  • @roseheyes
    @roseheyes Před 5 lety +5

    Omg thank you so much for all your info! I get so upset when mine flares up, people like to point it out and ask ‘what’s that on your skin’. Because it comes and goes so often!
    Pevaryl Foaming Solution really works for me!! But can be expensive because it’s only in little sachets, so I’m definitely going to try the shampoos! Thank you again!

  • @jackiemarsh2470
    @jackiemarsh2470 Před 5 lety +7

    Loved this video Dr. Dray!! I always love the Fridays Q&As!! Thank you so much for all the time you take for the reviews for all of us, and the caring it takes to do so!! Please enjoy the rest of your Day!! Aging Thank you!!

    • @DrDrayzday
      @DrDrayzday  Před 5 lety

      Happy Friday!

    • @jackiemarsh2470
      @jackiemarsh2470 Před 5 lety

      Dr Dray Thank you so much!! I hope you are having a Beautiful Day Dr. Dray!! xox

  • @mhairiburnside6239
    @mhairiburnside6239 Před 4 lety +30

    Just watched this video about a month ago and realised the rash my 35 year old son has had on and off for at least 25 years actually has a name. He has visited his doctor many times over the years about the rash (which covered pretty much his whole body) and has been prescribed various creams but the rash always comes back. Within the first two days of using Nizoral shampoo the rash has disappeared and so far has not come back. We live in a rather cool climate (Scotland) but my son does do a lot of manual work, plumbing, joinery, tiling etc so does sweat a fair amount and he just can't believe the difference in his skin. Long may this continue and thanks so much for this and all your other informative videos.

    • @giannidog1568
      @giannidog1568 Před 3 měsĂ­ci

      Did you use the OTC Nizoral or prescription strength? Thanks!

  • @monad2592
    @monad2592 Před 5 lety +16

    I had one spot on my back couple years ago. I do work out a lot and get so sweaty. I got treated from it and now I use dandruff shampoo mask over my back once a week to prevent it from coming back.

  • @YTJasonNguyen
    @YTJasonNguyen Před 2 lety +2

    Your advice is saving my life and sanity. Thank you for your wealth of Knowledge ❤️

  • @LedaSBotelho
    @LedaSBotelho Před 5 lety +1

    Happy Friday! I hope your conference is going well. Stay comfy and thank you for this q&a. Sending my love to you, your mom, and, Tybee!!!

  • @lillpill5644
    @lillpill5644 Před 4 lety +2

    I came to this video after noticing white discoloration marks around my shoulder and upper back. I was super concerned about these marks since I’m an avid sunscreen user. Thank you for informing me about this.

  • @AndreaEileenA
    @AndreaEileenA Před 5 lety +37

    Thank you for posting this video. My husband dealt with this for two years, he went to see his doctor he said it was hives and sent him to an allergy specialist. He almost put him on prednisone because they couldn’t get rid of it. I stumbled across CZcams video talking about this condition, so I just mentioned to my husband to use the Nizoral shampoo and within a week it was going away. He was so happy because he dealt with this for two years and was so insecure about going swimming and being out in the summer with short sleeves. Both doctors that he saw never referred him to a dermatologist, both said it didn’t look fungal but they never tested it.

  • @marylawman8603
    @marylawman8603 Před 5 lety +5

    Hi Dr Dray. I don't have this condition but I have seen it on other people. I never knew the name though. I thoroughly enjoy learning anything pertaining to medical conditions so these wonderfully educational videos are right up my alley. Thanks so much. I hope you're having fun at the conference and get lots of free goodies. 😃

  • @RavenLaing
    @RavenLaing Před 2 lety +4

    I have this, had it on my chest for a couple years and have only just started treating. Now I know what it is, it doesn’t bother me now. Thank you! 🥺 I’m an excessive sweater too unfortunately so it was bound to happen to me.

  • @Calena1230
    @Calena1230 Před 5 lety +74

    I really like the pictures! It helps visualize what condition you are talking about. Super helpful!

    • @DrDrayzday
      @DrDrayzday  Před 5 lety +4

      thanks!

    • @teymyneytor
      @teymyneytor Před 5 lety

      Just wonderful, I've been looking for "
      how to get rid of fungus on the skin
      " for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Levijarntly Easy Improvement Blaster - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my buddy got amazing results with it.

    • @annamaria1929
      @annamaria1929 Před 28 dny

      Where are the pictures?

  • @hateads9111
    @hateads9111 Před 4 lety +3

    Been trying everything for about 10 years, since soap, shampoos, plants, oral pills (Itraconazol 100mg/15pills) and here's the result I needed: 14:00
    Nice!

  • @km20299
    @km20299 Před 4 lety +199

    Did anyone freak out when they first saw the white spot and thought it was vitiligo?

    • @theeharajukubarbie8045
      @theeharajukubarbie8045 Před 4 lety +4

      Same

    • @khansheefa7719
      @khansheefa7719 Před 4 lety +12

      Yes i was so tense when i saw the white spots i thought that it was vitiligo but later on i realise that it is tine versicolor.but its going on n on no medicines are working don't kniw wht to do feeling so depressed

    • @Yung_bdt
      @Yung_bdt Před 3 lety

      Yeah didn't stop looking online to see if it was something else

    • @Yung_bdt
      @Yung_bdt Před 3 lety +1

      @@khansheefa7719 has it gotten better for l you now?

    • @khansheefa7719
      @khansheefa7719 Před 3 lety

      @@Yung_bdt Not yet

  • @Paopao621
    @Paopao621 Před rokem +81

    i got rid of my 6 year old tinea versicolor by eliminating sugar (except those from fruits )from my diet and also by applying virgin coconut oil, it took 3 months to completely heal

    • @sabahatmajid9599
      @sabahatmajid9599 Před rokem +7

      Coconut oil?

    • @KC-ed1dj
      @KC-ed1dj Před rokem +8

      ​@Sabahat Munawar Coconut oil worked for me, too. It's a natural anti fungal.

    • @katiewashington1333
      @katiewashington1333 Před rokem +2

      ​@@KC-ed1dj hi, do you guys know how you have Pityriasis versicolor and not somthing else? I have 4 white discoloration spots on my face and they've become more noticeable when I tan. They are small without bumps or anything like that but all are on my left and right cheak (above and below cheak bone)

    • @khushibhasin2773
      @khushibhasin2773 Před 9 měsĂ­ci

      ​@@katiewashington1333 apka ye remover hogya

    • @eranshany191
      @eranshany191 Před 4 měsĂ­ci +2

      Does yours itchy?

  • @lisvelar
    @lisvelar Před 5 lety +19

    You’re a wealth of knowledge! I appreciate all the time you put into these videos. Thank you.
    Do you have tips on vericose veins?

    • @DrDrayzday
      @DrDrayzday  Před 5 lety +3

      thanks! i have a video on varicose veins

    • @kaylacooleybodine7138
      @kaylacooleybodine7138 Před 5 lety +1

      Dr Dray do you have a video on capillaries on cheeks? Mine came up after an extra stressful year combined with Alabama HOT Summer ☀️ & not enough SPF I’m sure.
      I have also been taking HRT due to a partial then full hysterectomy when I was 29/30.
      Thank you in Advance!

  • @liverloop123
    @liverloop123 Před 5 lety +6

    I've had this for 2 weeks, but thankfully treatment is working (slowly)
    I tend to get rashes in the summer. Doctors can sometimes misdiagnose these rashes. I had one Doc take blood to check my platelet levels....for a sweat rash🙄

  • @Kryestoral
    @Kryestoral Před 5 lety +4

    Thank you I was looking for a video like this! Very informative video. :)

  • @robertabarragan3211
    @robertabarragan3211 Před rokem +10

    Actually, regular coconut oil has lipids which feeds fungus. You should be recommending MCT oil from coconuts that doesn’t contain C12. I’ve been struggling with skin fungus for sometime.

  • @sophiek459
    @sophiek459 Před 5 lety +12

    Love Friday’s Q & A. Would you be able to do a review on “ cold sores”. I know mine are triggered by stress , it’s mostly the itching and burning that bother me . Have a great weekend Dr. Dray,

    • @fjp9
      @fjp9 Před 2 lety +2

      this is a tad late, but you can take lysine supplements as a preventative and to make them go away faster. some people take lysine everyday or every other day because they get cold sores frequently. i take it when i feel the “itching.” if i take it when i feel the itching, i rarely get an actual cold sore. if i forget to take it beforehand and get one, i take lysine three times a day, and the cold sore goes away super fast. talk to your doctor to see how much lysine you should or could take.

  • @eliparker8472
    @eliparker8472 Před 5 lety +1

    Yes. Very helpful. Thank you, Doctor!!! Hope you have a great weekend!!

  • @roxannee3886
    @roxannee3886 Před 5 lety +12

    Almost finished with my current moisturizer. Planning to order Cosrx PHA Moisture Renewal Power Cream Moisturizer. Thank you for including asian skin care products in your reviews, Dr Dray! Excited to try it 💕

  • @Michelle-mx2xq
    @Michelle-mx2xq Před 5 lety +5

    Can you please do a video on pityriasis rosea? I’m currently going through it. Love your videos! 😘

  • @aliciavellante
    @aliciavellante Před 5 lety +91

    Self-diagnosed myself with this over the summer when I started seeing fawn-like white spots. Silver lining: it got me to stop tanning lol. Thanks for the video!

    • @allisonmangrum5011
      @allisonmangrum5011 Před 5 lety +5

      Me too!!

    • @ramiresgarciaserafim5405
      @ramiresgarciaserafim5405 Před 4 lety

      Hi, which of the products did you use?

    • @aliciavellante
      @aliciavellante Před 4 lety +2

      Ramires Garcia Serafim it seems it completely went away on its own for me, but I did try the dandruff shampoo trick, which helped!

    • @karlao9301
      @karlao9301 Před 4 lety +1

      Alicia V do you need a prescription for serafim?

    • @aliciavellante
      @aliciavellante Před 4 lety +1

      Karla O I was replying to the user name above me “Ramires Garcia Serafim” haha! I just used a dandruff shampoo and then it went away on its own😊

  • @melaniesonier6493
    @melaniesonier6493 Před 4 lety +1

    I was just recently diagnose with Tinea Versicolor when i was pregnant. I had these big brown spots since the age of 16, my dr gave me cortisone cream to put on it but when i got pregnant w/baby girl, i was awful, i had it everywhere! When i take a shower it turns bright red and it flakes off in shower. On the bright side, it does not scratch and i cant give it to someone. I've seen a dermatologist and she only took a look and said nothing could be done. That i had to live with it. I can do the selsun treatment if i wanted to. So i went to my dr and he said that i can have meds but its dangerous to give on a daily basis. My daughter is 2 and she has allergies to creams like back pain cream, johnson products, baby oil, baby powder, olay moisturizing cream so i cant put medicated cream on me. Im happy i dont have it on my face, its only on my neck, breast, belly, armpit and on the bikini line so i can hide it but it sucks in summer! Thank god i live where we only have 3-4months of summer loll The only wierd thing is that i have very dry skin, i taught only oily skin could have that🤔

  • @mikaylaj2249
    @mikaylaj2249 Před 5 lety +15

    I’m so glad I saw this video. I’ve had tinea versicolor for about two years now. The doctor prescribed me some of the shampoo I didn’t think it was working so I stopped. Another year went by and the spots had spread to my shoulders and chest. I was over it by then one of my friends asked me what it was and I lied because, I was embarrassed and didn’t know what I had. Then, last week I was doing some research on it and found out I had tinea versicolor. But online the treatments weren’t really clear to me. I looked it up on youtube and found this video and I used Selsun 1% because that’s all they had in stores and it worked instantly my skin looks better already. I would like to thank you Dr.Dray🙌🏾

    • @user-mg2vi3jp6d
      @user-mg2vi3jp6d Před 26 dny

      Hello I'm facing a challenge with that too, it's so amazing how instant it worked for you, can you please help me with treatments you took to heal

  • @mre8340
    @mre8340 Před 2 lety +1

    Very informative and helpful. Got more out of a CZcams video than an appointment. Great work!

  • @amokay746
    @amokay746 Před rokem +1

    Thank you so much, I've been thinking so much about this and mine started spreading.

  • @roxettekim5396
    @roxettekim5396 Před 4 lety +1

    I love u dr. dray!!! ... u such a sweet heart. Thank you for all the advise !!

  • @iamdantravels
    @iamdantravels Před 3 lety +17

    I was misdiagnosed with tinea versicolor when it is actually PMH, progressive macular hypomelanosis. I only started treating this PMH on my early 30s with benzoyl peroxide and Clindamycin. I had this skin condition when I was teenager and had really affected my self-esteem. My skin is getting better now with over 2 months of applying those two topical creams.
    All I’m saying is, in case your white spots are not really responding to anti-fungal creams, it may be PMH which is caused by the bacteria that causes acne.

    • @FeedMeJuice
      @FeedMeJuice Před 2 lety +1

      Did you actually have acne? Because anti funguals creams don’t seem to be working but I don’t have any acne …

    • @iamdantravels
      @iamdantravels Před 2 lety

      @@FeedMeJuice Yes, I do have back acnes also. You can google images of progressive macular hypomelanosis and see if that is similar to what you have. If it is, research and dig deeper.

    • @olikiaboivie9597
      @olikiaboivie9597 Před 6 měsĂ­ci

      This was so helpful

  • @the.invincible
    @the.invincible Před 4 lety +3

    Thanks for the great video, I'd like to know.
    Selsun blue with 1% selenium sulfide OR
    Selsun with 2.5 % selenium sulfide.

  • @harshithbangera7905
    @harshithbangera7905 Před 5 lety +1

    Very helpful....I had a lot of doubts on this...now I'm very much clear....thank you

  • @matts6951
    @matts6951 Před 5 lety +1

    Awesome video, love the houston shoutout.. just moved down and was exciting hearing the reference!

  • @illorbit2958
    @illorbit2958 Před 4 lety +5

    Thank you so much for your information! I had many spots on my face, arms, and back. You cleared my skin with your recommendation of the Vanicream Z-bar! The only small issue I have is still getting itchy when I sweat. Again thank you so much!!!! 😊 😊😊

    • @desertrose89
      @desertrose89 Před 3 lety

      Where did you have this? I have it all over my back.

    • @qafootball92
      @qafootball92 Před 3 lety

      It got rid of it for you?

  • @drewconway7135
    @drewconway7135 Před 3 lety

    Thank you so much, Doctor! Very helpful information.

  • @rossw5720
    @rossw5720 Před 5 lety +6

    I have tinea versicolor on my face and chest but I’m going on holiday in a week. I’m worried that it’ll spread and become more visible if I go in the sun. Is there any way to make is fade within a week or so?

  • @YulandaSabrina
    @YulandaSabrina Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you soooo much, suffered with this for 20 years! Xxx

  • @isabelringingz
    @isabelringingz Před 3 lety +14

    oh my gosh, I've had this for more than a decade, and I always just assumed I tanned really weirdly! thanks for teaching us!

    • @putinxfighter2875
      @putinxfighter2875 Před 3 lety

      Homeopathy cures it permanently i am using it and its working and btw for my asthma i used homeopathy for 4 months from jan 2 2021 and im better than my past 6 years

    • @Macaroon23
      @Macaroon23 Před rokem +1

      @@putinxfighter2875 Definitely not true!

    • @lockaraaralock1656
      @lockaraaralock1656 Před 6 měsĂ­ci

      ​@@putinxfighter2875hello, i believe in homeopathy, i would kindly ask you if you could recall the name of the remedy you were taking to heal tinea versicolor?

  • @OMGJOELLE
    @OMGJOELLE Před 5 lety +18

    I had it on my scalp behind my left ear and near my neck. Nizoral did not help me, but the selsun blue extra strength made it go away. Now I use it once a week.

    • @rebekahrichards4630
      @rebekahrichards4630 Před 4 lety

      How long did it take for the fungus to go away

    • @OMGJOELLE
      @OMGJOELLE Před 4 lety +6

      @@rebekahrichards4630 very fast. I applied it directly to the white patch of fungus like a cream and left it on all night by the next day it was gone by 50% , did this for a week and it was gone. And then maintained it for a few weeks by washing my scalp with he selsun blue shampoo once a week.

  • @PinkDahlia89
    @PinkDahlia89 Před 4 lety +8

    31 now and I have had this for 15 years! I remember being made of of on my 16th birthday for the spots. I saw a dermatologist a couple weeks after that, and they really had no idea what it was. But thanks to the Internet, I know what it is and how to treat it. :)

    • @ashleyfearonmora5635
      @ashleyfearonmora5635 Před 4 lety

      How do you treat it I had it for years am in my 30s now been to a dermatologist no results

  • @swicheroo1
    @swicheroo1 Před 4 lety +4

    I developed this right before I started my PhD. I was really into working out. Had a great physique. Then, I developed tinea versicolor (my brother has it, too). And this made me suddenly not interested in working out. And really hate my body. I hardly ever went out with my shirt off during the summer. It's a chronic condition for me. I've had effective treatment with a pill that is very liver damaging (can't drink or take other meds with it). I've had nominal success in a preventative way with Nizoral 2% shampoo (ketaconizole). I was also suggested to smear it on...and then exercise for thirty minutes for deep penetration. First time I talked to a medical professional--a nurse--about this, she laughed in my face. That was at my university at Student Health. She said her husband has it and I just better get over it. Horrible bedside manner.

  • @Patti-1962
    @Patti-1962 Před 5 lety +5

    This is such a timely video for my husband and I. He has been struggling with this rash on the top of his left thigh for several months. He was given the Fluconazole, an antifungal cream and a cortizone cream. However, his dermatologist did not tell him how to use the creams, so he ran out of his antifungal cream ten days before he could get it refilled again. So I ordered more of it online, but the rash still looks red and angry. Then I watched him apply the cream by roughly rubbing it in. I think he is probably aggravating it.
    I am so excited about the dandruff shampoo treatment and several other treatments you suggested.( I have ordered the Vanicream shampoo.)And, that it can be hard to get rid of, and may come back. His was definitely from wearing non-breathable track suit pants to excersize in, then sitting around in them. GREAT VIDEO!! You are most certainly a much better doctor than the one he went to!

    • @DrDrayzday
      @DrDrayzday  Před 5 lety

      Thanks for watching!

    • @yezzyr.1499
      @yezzyr.1499 Před 3 lety

      I'm not sure who had this condition first but do you think this might be contagious? ? I'm only asking since you mentioned that both of you guys have this condition.

    • @Patti-1962
      @Patti-1962 Před 3 lety

      Yesenia R. Yes, very. It turned out to be a yeast infection on the skin!

    • @yezzyr.1499
      @yezzyr.1499 Před 3 lety

      @@Patti-1962 so basically it's like an STD?

  • @BlueBaeChai
    @BlueBaeChai Před 3 lety +6

    Mine gets super bad in the summer, like hot pink raised patches. In the winter they turn white and very flakey and dry.

  • @aye760
    @aye760 Před 5 lety +16

    I feel that it is always a struggle when you have big breasts to keep that area dry.
    Hopefully you can make a video for tips for that. Thank you!
    Or does the b.o video apply towards the chest with the skinsmart spray antimicrobial

  • @lisabrechin7175
    @lisabrechin7175 Před 5 lety +3

    Love your videos Dr. Dray,. Please, please do a video on alopecia.

  • @ekaterinakozlovskaia8082
    @ekaterinakozlovskaia8082 Před 5 lety

    Hi dr Dray! Thanks a lot for another useful video! Have a great weekend!

    • @DrDrayzday
      @DrDrayzday  Před 5 lety

      Thanks for watching! I hope you had a great week!

  • @balddadgamer.
    @balddadgamer. Před 4 lety +5

    Why does mine seem to change colour,one day it can be bright pinkish red and look really aggressive,another day it can almost look brown,and another day it can be barely visable.??

  • @Chi9ja
    @Chi9ja Před 4 lety +2

    I think this is what I have but mine isn't scaly, it's just lighter spots all over my body but mostly concentrated on my legs

  • @CrystalRuizEnriquez
    @CrystalRuizEnriquez Před 5 lety +54

    I've had brown patches on my chest and under my breasts since I was like 12, I'm 27 now. I lived in Houston. Now I live near the desert in Mexico and I started to get it on my back a few years ago. Thank you for informing us on how to treat it effectively.

    • @RavenLaing
      @RavenLaing Před 2 lety +3

      I’ve had it since the start of 2020- end of 2019 and honestly so glad im not alone 🥺

    • @garysanchez4979
      @garysanchez4979 Před 2 lety

      Did you end getting it treated? What did you use if so?

    • @vanessad5
      @vanessad5 Před rokem +1

      I noticed mine around the same age too and I'm 28 now, I'm hoping this treatment works!

  • @shadowman9903
    @shadowman9903 Před 4 lety +1

    Hi, i recently developed Pityriasis versicolor on the back of my neck. My concern here is my work environment. I work in a chemical plant with exposure to Nickel vapours mainly and working with metals such as cobalt anodes. I had water contact the back of my neck from a moving overhead crane that moves along a line of chemical baths, I believe this is what might of triggered the flora to change as i noticed flaring and colouring a few weeks after but now its spreading down my upper back. Could this be true? Thanks.

  • @TheAmandaStudio
    @TheAmandaStudio Před 5 lety +1

    Great video. That's exactly what my dermatologist told me

  • @myworldmyboys
    @myworldmyboys Před 5 lety +3

    I have this horribly on my back right now. I use Nizoral shampoo. Is soothes it for sure. But I also have eczema. So the pink scaling inflammation is... ugh. Not knowing, I was using a coco butter oil gel and unknowingly caused this fire storm.
    Your videos helped me to understand products that I should always stay away from. Even when I’m not having a flare. Thank you so much
    Am I going to have to have a prescription, or will this eventually get better with Dailey treatment? Thanks in advance

  • @saraalways6113
    @saraalways6113 Před 5 lety +17

    I'm 33 and I get this a lot!! Especially in the summer. I also get really dry scalp, does that relate? I'm not oily, but I guess in the summer I sweat in my chest, midesection area... Mine get pink, but mainly white. It really is a bummer that it takes so long for the non pigmented areas to go back to normal. Great video. Thanks!

  • @michellefalco8828
    @michellefalco8828 Před 4 lety +4

    I know this was done a year ago but hopefully Dr. Dray will see this. I've been using the dandruff shampoo as body wash as recommended by my Dr. after a round of prescription cream but I haven't been using it like a "mask" . I will start doing that to see if it will be more effective. My question is about a shampoo bar called Noble Formula 2% Pyrithione Zinc Argan Oil. It's vegan and lower waste. Do you think that would work as well as the Vanicream Z bar? Thank you in advance. I know you hear this everyday but you have changed my skincare life! And you're a lovely person, too :-)

  • @genesis_the_pegasus98
    @genesis_the_pegasus98 Před 3 lety +1

    As someone who suffered with acne, still with dandruff/psoriasis and still with pityriasis versicolour, I noticed that when the doctor gave me Doxycycline tablets my acne healed AND my pityriasis versicolour disappeared after about 2 rounds of antibiotics. I have tried Fluzonacole and Selsun plus other stuff, with absolutely NO effect, but the Doxycycline definitely worked for me. I told my mom and sisters about it too amd it worked for them. It comes back if you sweat a lot and need to take care of your skin while it's gone. Keep the area dry etc.
    Not every doctor gives it to me, even if the patient knows what works for them. So I really hope they give it to you.

    • @iamdantravels
      @iamdantravels Před 3 lety +1

      Maybe your patches are not caused by fungi. I was misdiagnosed with tinea versicolor when it is actually caused my P. acnes bacteria. My skin condition is called Progressive Macular Hypomelanosis or PMH. It is treated by anti-biotics like what you mentioned but I prefer the topical antibiotics/antibacterial creams like Clindamycin and Benzoyl Peroxide.

  • @petersimon5874
    @petersimon5874 Před rokem +1

    Thank you so much Dr. Dray. Great info. GOD BLESS.😊✝

  • @victoriarichardson8076
    @victoriarichardson8076 Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you for your video Dr.Dray. I recently found this on my face, and wondered if the shampoo trick works for that as well? The antifungal creams only seem to work for a bit but the warm weather in Texas seems to make it flare just as I thought it was dissappearing.

  • @scottrushworth
    @scottrushworth Před 3 lety +28

    I have had chronic versicolour since puberty, and im now 35. Since first treatment, I have used over 150 boxes of pevaryl foaming solution. I find it 10x's better than blue or gold selsun or any of the shampoo variants. If I let the rash develop for more than a week or so after it starts, it becomes so intensively itchy and dry, feels like my skin will rip apart. The yeast takes out the elasticity of my skin. The rash develops over my chest, armpits and arms.
    Im a pilot in the airforce and wear a flying suit daily, working in hot environments, working hard against g forces. I am drenched daily from flying duties. Despite how rapidly it develops as a result of my profession, I am lucky to recieve free pharmacy, and treat it with peveryl foaming solution monthly which prevents it developing too much.
    If you need a more aggressive treatment option, pevaryl foaming solution is the best.

  • @erikachanel8625
    @erikachanel8625 Před 4 lety +4

    Can you put on lotion after using the shampoo? If so what kind do you recommend?

  • @lg231
    @lg231 Před 4 lety +2

    Hi I have a serious question. I’ve had this on my back for over three years now and before I noticed it, my hair started to fall out and my scalp is really itchy. Could this be because of Pityriasis versicolor? Help please!!!

  • @BecomingAbsurd
    @BecomingAbsurd Před 5 lety +3

    This was so helpful, thank you!!

  • @connorfrankston5548
    @connorfrankston5548 Před rokem

    Excellent advice, thank you very much Dr.

  • @shellycupp4062
    @shellycupp4062 Před 5 lety +2

    That was extremely helpful thank you for the information.

  • @eddiekramarcik6757
    @eddiekramarcik6757 Před 3 lety +1

    Yup I have had it all my life and been to doctor’s but will never go away for good

  • @christianlipke1617
    @christianlipke1617 Před 3 lety +1

    I was diagnosed in 2016 but Does anyone else have a burning prickly feeling In the infected areas it's almost Unbearable? It only seems to happen if it's to hot

  • @mayrawellington1130
    @mayrawellington1130 Před 5 lety

    Thank you for another educational video Dr. Dray!
    I hope you have a lovely day!❤️🌷❤️

  • @maureenpirone3658
    @maureenpirone3658 Před 4 lety +10

    I've had Tinea Vericolor since I was 16 yrs old and still have episodes at age 77. The Selenium Sulfide shampoos do work. Besides not liking the white spots on my chest and back during the summer ,I find that the itching really bothers me more.

    • @CodeEpsilon
      @CodeEpsilon Před 2 lety +1

      @@Lightning-jc6re After treatment, it can take a couple weeks to maybe a month or two for the spots and patches to disappear.

    • @Lightning-jc6re
      @Lightning-jc6re Před 2 lety +1

      @@CodeEpsilon thx for the response, you're definitely right it's mostly gone now for me even though I only used the treatment for a few weeks.

    • @allenjanvalie
      @allenjanvalie Před rokem

      Did you do it daily and how long did you leave it on before washing it off?

    • @maureenpirone3658
      @maureenpirone3658 Před rokem

      @@allenjanvalie I use it once a week and leave it on for 20-30 minutes. then rinse

  • @trizcub1851
    @trizcub1851 Před 5 lety +2

    Great video. So informative. I get it on my lower back and my mum told me to use dandruff shampoo but this video explains the key ingredient. My son has some on his back cos of summer, so will get it treated with dandruff shampoo with zinc pyrithione. Im soo addicted to your channel and learning so much. Thanks.

  • @Mini-rt8bm
    @Mini-rt8bm Před 2 lety +1

    Weirdly enough, mine don’t itch, just the spots! It’s been dormant for years and last year it popped back up and now it’s out of hand on my shoulders and I’m noticing it’s making it’s way to my chest! What I don’t want is for my face!

  • @zahraqauomi4943
    @zahraqauomi4943 Před 5 lety +35

    Good morning everyone from California.☕ Have a wonderful day everyone and remember your beautiful. 😘😘😘

  • @brendaparrish7711
    @brendaparrish7711 Před 4 lety +14

    My husband, Glenn, has been diagnosed with pityriasis versicolor and has been taking 250mg
    of lamisil orally and using ketoconazol 2% shampoo for 3 weeks. His back is still covered with red splotches. It is stings, itches, and burns sporadically, but chronically. He has a history of sensitive skin and sporadic bouts of shingles. We found your video to be extremely informative, but you did not mention his symptoms. Are these symptoms common? Your imput would be very much appreciated.
    Thanks.
    Brenda

    • @SurpiseYouFoundMeBOOM
      @SurpiseYouFoundMeBOOM Před 4 lety

      Brenda Parrish just commenting just in case she responds because I have the same exact effects with my times versicolor.

    • @katttiieeeX0
      @katttiieeeX0 Před rokem

      Uodate please, if possible?

  • @ellnine66
    @ellnine66 Před 5 lety +3

    I've never been a first commenter! Just wanted to say you are wonderful and I LOVE your videos!!

  • @brimeredith3855
    @brimeredith3855 Před 4 lety

    Thank you for this video! I find no advice anywhere for this and it’s something I have struggled with for years! So helpful!!!

  • @DhanaianQueen
    @DhanaianQueen Před 5 lety +1

    How often do you use the nizoral? Can it be used with one of the creams you suggested?

  • @ginaadrenaline
    @ginaadrenaline Před 5 lety +2

    I had this condition for years on my neck, back and chest and I used an ointment called Bactroban Mupirocin. I think it’s to treat dogs but it really worked. I’d apply it every night and wash it off in the shower the next day. Didn’t take long to go away and it never came back.

  • @qualiacomposite
    @qualiacomposite Před 5 lety +1

    Aside from the patches, are bumps on the skin also common with this condition?

  • @nikkiv.3501
    @nikkiv.3501 Před 4 lety +1

    Dr Dray, is mineral oil in lotions a trigger for TV, Ive read that it does and it doesnt? I avoid puting any lotion in the creases of my breast because thats where my TV is located, its very hard to keep that area "DRY" cause its constantly hot and sweaty there, i dont really see any way to avoid it except baby powder but even that has its limits , i sweat really easy too and the humid hot weather in VA does not help

  • @anandeekaria7575
    @anandeekaria7575 Před 3 lety

    Thank you for this video!!! I have a question, I had a laser hair removal session and after that, I started to see these white pigmentation spots on parts of my body. Could this be Tinea versicolor? Can the laser trigger Tinea versicolor? I can't seem to find an answer anywhere! I never had it before the laser session! however, the laser clinic said laser doesn't cause hypopigmentation, but it may have triggered tinea versicolor! I am so confused!

  • @chochomunkeechochomunkee7483

    Hi! I am self-diagnosing, and am guessing I have this--but it just on my face. On my jawline, cheeks and around my eyes/eyebrows. What is a good treatment for my face, especially for sensitive skin?

  • @FrazBB
    @FrazBB Před 5 lety +1

    I have (apparently) had this went to multiple doctors and now a dermotologist and they told me it’s tinea versicolor but to be honest it’s making me miserable I’m covered in white spots and I’m so miserable and depressed. Do the white spots go? They were red before and now I’m left with these :(

  • @msmlolipop
    @msmlolipop Před 5 lety +1

    Hi Dr.Dray do you recommend the DHC cleansing oil from Costco?

  • @theresamichele7328
    @theresamichele7328 Před 5 lety +13

    Thanks Dr. Dray! If I could, I’d bring you a proper red apple every day. You’re such a great teacher. 😁👏

  • @rachidb7227
    @rachidb7227 Před 5 lety +2

    Thank you for this video Dr Dray. Have you already shared your insights about tea tree oil?

    • @DrDrayzday
      @DrDrayzday  Před 5 lety +2

      Tea Tree Oil in skincare czcams.com/video/1RWvcwIwrEw/video.html

  • @ibrahimsalih8283
    @ibrahimsalih8283 Před 2 lety

    thank you DR. Dray, question : is it okay to use the ketoconazole shampoo and retinoic acid at the same day

  • @kaceyhung7534
    @kaceyhung7534 Před 3 lety

    Can I use both the anti-dandruff shampoo(in the shower) and prescription creme(after I shower)? Will it speed up the treatment process? I was only prescribed the creme BID for a month and then SID after the first month.

  • @caramiepayne1217
    @caramiepayne1217 Před rokem +2

    What would you recommend as a body moisturizer when dealing with this?

  • @nadialachhab852
    @nadialachhab852 Před 5 lety

    Happy Friday Dr. Dray 💕

  • @chelseakaye6905
    @chelseakaye6905 Před 5 lety +33

    Maximum Strength Selson Blue 2% selenium sulfide IS AMAZING. I rub it in the rash until the shampoo turns whitish and let it sit for 5 to 10 minutes and wash off in the shower, daily for about a week and it's gone!

    • @DrDrayzday
      @DrDrayzday  Před 5 lety

      Thanks for sharing! Glad to hear it helped

    • @saminaali675
      @saminaali675 Před 5 lety

      @@DrDrayzday hi dr dray is selsun selinium sulphide safe to use on the face like right next to your lips but not on your lips?

    • @azmommie9240
      @azmommie9240 Před 5 lety +2

      Not on me lol😭 I been having for over 2years it's so annoying lol

    • @qistinaaisyah2932
      @qistinaaisyah2932 Před 4 lety

      Do u rub it when on wet or dry skin(

    • @Yung_bdt
      @Yung_bdt Před 3 lety

      @@qistinaaisyah2932 wet

  • @strawberrymilk266
    @strawberrymilk266 Před 3 lety

    Thank you so much for your advices 💯💯💖💖💖

  • @trishakambanei760
    @trishakambanei760 Před 4 lety

    This was very helpful thank you!

  • @Tbb1991
    @Tbb1991 Před rokem

    Thanks Dr. Dray! I recently moved to a more humid climate and have gotten TV 😢 my doctor from back home didn’t suggest oral meds as you have to monitor liver enzymes. Also I’ve been putting Nizoral on my body where I have TV but should I also wash my hair with it?

  • @sherwinorallo4311
    @sherwinorallo4311 Před 8 měsĂ­ci +1

    I was recently diagnosed with Pityriasis Rosea and Pityriasis (Tinea) Versicolor. I was prescribed Ketoconazole shampoo 2% as well as Ammonium Lactate 12%. I just wanted your thoughts about this and would it be helpful or harmful to my skin. Thank you so much.

  • @klx85cccc
    @klx85cccc Před rokem

    Hey Dray, I have red spots in my groins (before all over my body except my legs, feet and head) for almost a year now, most dermatologist I spoke thought it was Rosea but the last dermatologist thought it was Versicolor, I'm getting crazy that I still don't know what it is... Is there a possiblity that I can show you the spots so you can maby see what it is? I really want to try more interventions and it seems you know much more than the dermatologist I spoke to. Greetings Jesse

  • @KristianMcCarthy
    @KristianMcCarthy Před 5 lety +1

    Thank you so much Dr. Dray! Is there any way to speed up the process of getting rid of the post-inflammatory body hypopigmentation?

  • @godexe5860
    @godexe5860 Před rokem

    Hello Dr. Dray
    What do you think about this idea. Adding anti dandruff shampoo on skin and then exercising 30 minutes or so to start sweating. And then rinsing off? Would that work well? Or not good idea

  • @user-mv6xj7qk7m
    @user-mv6xj7qk7m Před 5 lety +1

    Can you recommend some good face humectants for applying before the moisturizer?

  • @zedshockblade7157
    @zedshockblade7157 Před 5 lety +1

    After the inflammation is treated, can i put tretinoin in the stayed white spots to treat them faster?