What Causes Chronic Itching On The Leg?
Question: hello doctor,
i just want to enquire for allergy in my left leg,which is there from last 3 months and has some itching in it
i just want to enquire for allergy in my left leg,which is there from last 3 months and has some itching in it
Brief Answer:
Please send few more photographs
Detailed Answer:
Welcome to healthcaremagic.com and myself Dr. Atishay Bukharia would be answering your questions..
1. Please send few more photographs?
2. How long it has been there?
3. What treatment have you tried?
4. Any history of diabetes mellitus in the family?
5. Any history of any other systemic disease?
Hope it helps
If you have any other question please do not hesitate to contact us
Regards.
Please send few more photographs
Detailed Answer:
Welcome to healthcaremagic.com and myself Dr. Atishay Bukharia would be answering your questions..
1. Please send few more photographs?
2. How long it has been there?
3. What treatment have you tried?
4. Any history of diabetes mellitus in the family?
5. Any history of any other systemic disease?
Hope it helps
If you have any other question please do not hesitate to contact us
Regards.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad
Sir
This is from around 3 months,there was used to be itching
My father is diabatic,it took it normally and hence used ring cutter balm on it which didnt helped
This is from around 3 months,there was used to be itching
My father is diabatic,it took it normally and hence used ring cutter balm on it which didnt helped
Brief Answer:
Lichen simplex chronicus
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for sending nice photographs.
these are looking like lichen simplex chronicus, it is also known as neurodermatitis and is a autoimmune disorder.
In such cases I usually prescribe clobetasol ointment twice daily for three to four weeks followed by maintenance with MOMETASONE LOTION..
I also usually prescribe LEVOCETRIZINE twice daily
One important thing is to mention that you need to break itch scratch cycle ie take the Medicine, apply the lotion but don't touch the lesion.
Itching causes release of neurotransmitter which further increases the itching and this is itch scratch cycle.
Also investigate your blood sugar level as you have diabetes history in your family and this disease is more common in diabetics.
Hope it helps
If you still have any other questions, please feel free to ask otherwise you can close the discussion..
Regards
Lichen simplex chronicus
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for sending nice photographs.
these are looking like lichen simplex chronicus, it is also known as neurodermatitis and is a autoimmune disorder.
In such cases I usually prescribe clobetasol ointment twice daily for three to four weeks followed by maintenance with MOMETASONE LOTION..
I also usually prescribe LEVOCETRIZINE twice daily
One important thing is to mention that you need to break itch scratch cycle ie take the Medicine, apply the lotion but don't touch the lesion.
Itching causes release of neurotransmitter which further increases the itching and this is itch scratch cycle.
Also investigate your blood sugar level as you have diabetes history in your family and this disease is more common in diabetics.
Hope it helps
If you still have any other questions, please feel free to ask otherwise you can close the discussion..
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad
How many times a daythe said lotion has to be applied
Brief Answer:
2 times
Detailed Answer:
Both the lotion has to be applied twice daily..
Regards
2 times
Detailed Answer:
Both the lotion has to be applied twice daily..
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad
Ok thanks
Brief Answer:
Take care
Detailed Answer:
Your welcome
Please close the discussion and don't forget to rate us..
you can revert back to me anytime if require any consultation in field of Dermatology.
Regards
Take care
Detailed Answer:
Your welcome
Please close the discussion and don't forget to rate us..
you can revert back to me anytime if require any consultation in field of Dermatology.
Regards
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad