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Dr. Stephen Schleicher, M.D.
Dermatologist
Dr. Stephen Schleicher is a dermatologist practicing in Pottsville, PA. Dr. Schleicher specializes in skin care. Dermatologists evaluate and manage both common and uncommon skin conditions. These conditions include acne, psoriasis, warts, skin infections, atopic dermatitis, herpes simplex and more. Dermatologists are also experts in more complex skin diseases like impetigo, hidradenitis and milaria. Dr. Schleicher diagnoses skin problems and develops unique treatments plans for each individual patient.
Dr. Stephen Schleicher, M.D.
- Pottsville, PA
- Accepting new patients
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Non-itchy and non-raised rash?
Try hydrocortisone; if the rash persists, best to see a local dermatologist.
What causes a red bump?
Red bumps can be due to a number of conditions. Most are not serious but best to get checked out by a local doctor to be safe.
Itching on my legs and hands?
Could be anything from bites to an inflammation of hair follicles, if the condition persists definitely visit a local dermatologist.
What is this on my lip?
Your lip condition is difficult to diagnose from the photo. Cold sores usually present with blisters and are painful. A bacteria may cause a sore area on the lip and many cases READ MORE
Your lip condition is difficult to diagnose from the photo. Cold sores usually present with blisters and are painful. A bacteria may cause a sore area on the lip and many cases resolve on their own. Best to visit a local dermatologist if your condition persists.
Red, itchy spot?
Hi, What you describe could be folliculitis, which is an inflammation of hair follicles. Best to see a local dermatologist if the condition persists.
I have a small boil which has left a hole in breast?
Try covering with an Advanced Healing Band-Aid available at CVS. Leave on for 3 days, then replace. If the site still hasn't healed after 2 weeks, or becomes tender or drains, READ MORE
Try covering with an Advanced Healing Band-Aid available at CVS. Leave on for 3 days, then replace. If the site still hasn't healed after 2 weeks, or becomes tender or drains, best to see a local dermatologist.
HIV or pimples?
Hi,
Yes, they do appear to be pimples, especially if sore. Sometimes a dermatologist will inject new lesions with a steroid suspension (Kenalog), which may speed up healing.
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Hi,
Yes, they do appear to be pimples, especially if sore. Sometimes a dermatologist will inject new lesions with a steroid suspension (Kenalog), which may speed up healing.
Stephen Schleicher, MD
Yes, they do appear to be pimples, especially if sore. Sometimes a dermatologist will inject new lesions with a steroid suspension (Kenalog), which may speed up healing.
Stephen Schleicher, MD
Fungal infection?
Not certain what is causing the white spots, but continuing the antifungal cream is worthwhile. Could be a condition called tinea versicolor, which responds to antifungals.
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Not certain what is causing the white spots, but continuing the antifungal cream is worthwhile. Could be a condition called tinea versicolor, which responds to antifungals.
Stephen Schleicher, MD
Stephen Schleicher, MD
Nail pitting after taking Accutane?
Accutane can on occasion cause thinning of the nails, although I am unaware of this medication leading to nail pitting. A topical steroid applied to the nail base might prove of READ MORE
Accutane can on occasion cause thinning of the nails, although I am unaware of this medication leading to nail pitting. A topical steroid applied to the nail base might prove of benefit, so best to be reevaluated by your dermatologist.
Stephen Schleicher, MD
Stephen Schleicher, MD
I need terbinafine for my nails and also have a patch of hair on my head that needs it?
Ringworm of the scalp is very uncommon in an adult. Best to have your scalp checked by a local dermatologist to determine the cause of your scalp problem. The photo lacks resolution READ MORE
Ringworm of the scalp is very uncommon in an adult. Best to have your scalp checked by a local dermatologist to determine the cause of your scalp problem. The photo lacks resolution and more serious causes should be looked into.
Stephen Schleicher, MD
Stephen Schleicher, MD
I have a hickey like mark on back?
Hi,
I cannot tell from the photo, so if the mark persists, best to have it checked by a local dermatologist.
Stephen Schleicher, MD
I cannot tell from the photo, so if the mark persists, best to have it checked by a local dermatologist.
Stephen Schleicher, MD
Is my mole cancerous?
Hi,
The good news is that most moles are not cancerous. That said, the only way to know for certain is to visit a local dermatologist for a more in-depth analysis.
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Hi,
The good news is that most moles are not cancerous. That said, the only way to know for certain is to visit a local dermatologist for a more in-depth analysis.
Stephen Schleicher, MD
The good news is that most moles are not cancerous. That said, the only way to know for certain is to visit a local dermatologist for a more in-depth analysis.
Stephen Schleicher, MD
My lips and nails are a bluish color?
Sometimes bluish discoloration indicates anemia, so best to get checked out by a local doctor who can order a blood test.
Stephen Schleicher, MD
Stephen Schleicher, MD
My face is dry and peeling?
Hi,
Rashes of the face can be caused by a number of conditions. Try the combination of 1% hydrocortisone cream and clotrimazole (Lotrimin) cream. If the problem persists, best READ MORE
Hi,
Rashes of the face can be caused by a number of conditions. Try the combination of 1% hydrocortisone cream and clotrimazole (Lotrimin) cream. If the problem persists, best to visit a local dermatologist.
Stephen Schleicher, MD
Rashes of the face can be caused by a number of conditions. Try the combination of 1% hydrocortisone cream and clotrimazole (Lotrimin) cream. If the problem persists, best to visit a local dermatologist.
Stephen Schleicher, MD
Weird blemishes?
Difficult to tell from the photos; could be a condition called keratosis pilaris wherein the skin follicles become plugged and a bit rough. Nothing serious. A dermatologist can READ MORE
Difficult to tell from the photos; could be a condition called keratosis pilaris wherein the skin follicles become plugged and a bit rough. Nothing serious. A dermatologist can prescribe a lotion that should help.
Stephen Schleicher, MD
Stephen Schleicher, MD
Skin cancer?
Unlikely to be skin cancer at your age, but best to get checked by a medical practitioner to be safe.
Stephen Schleicher, MD
Stephen Schleicher, MD
What is this lump?
Sorry about the delayed response. Could be an inflamed cyst. Anything that is painful is best checked by a doctor to decide the best treatment plan.
Stephen Schleicher, MD
Stephen Schleicher, MD
What causes a non-itchy rash?
Hi and sorry about the delay,
Bumps can be caused by a number of things including bacteria. If the bumps persist, best to get checked out by a local doctor.
Stephen Schleicher, READ MORE
Hi and sorry about the delay,
Bumps can be caused by a number of things including bacteria. If the bumps persist, best to get checked out by a local doctor.
Stephen Schleicher, MD
Bumps can be caused by a number of things including bacteria. If the bumps persist, best to get checked out by a local doctor.
Stephen Schleicher, MD
Pilonidal Cyst?
Pilonidal cysts occur on the backside and can be painful. Best to be checked out by a local doctor to see if a surgical consult is warranted.
Stephen Schleicher, MD
Stephen Schleicher, MD
What would heal this?
Pus-filled bumps are usually caused by bacteria and are best managed by a local dermatologist. You might require a topical and/or oral antibiotic.
Stephen Schleicher, MD
Stephen Schleicher, MD
