"Where are you going to the hospital?" I went to the dermatology clinic at the welfare center because of inflammation.

On a hot summer day, I had to sweat a lot, and since then, the areas where my armpits or skin are not well exposed to the air became almost constantly itchy, leading to severe inflammation that changed the skin color. I usually don't go to the hospital easily, so I tried to endure it, but this time I couldn't bear it anymore. I decided to visit a dermatologist for a quick prescription, expecting to receive strong medication, and after about two minutes of consultation, I was prescribed medication and told to monitor the progress. I thought my symptoms were quite serious, but apparently the doctor didn't see it that way. So I took the prescribed medicine properly and applied the anti-inflammatory cream, and after about two weeks, I started to feel the itchiness subside. It seems it took about two months until I thought there was no problem anymore. Honestly, now I think that going to a dermatologist or any hospital is about trying to see quick and definite results in a short period. However, even if my symptoms are obvious at the time of consultation, I feel there should be more information about various possibilities for a faster recovery, which leaves me a bit disappointed.