Diabetic With TIA. Taking Insulin And Clopilet. Developed Joint Contractions, Pemphigus. On Dyslone. Is This A Proper Treatment?
My father is a diabetic patient for the last 35 years and he is bed ridden due to TIA since last 7 months. He is taking insulin and Clopilet A-75. He has developed joint contractions.Nowsince last 20 days, he has developed skin infection (diagnosed as Pemphigus ) and is under treatment with Dyslone (Deflazacort tablet). Initially he was given wyslone tablet. Is the diagnosis proper? Any other medication needed?
Pemphigus is a rare skin condition. More common in elderly. Treatment is similar to skin burns. I can not confirm the diagnosis as I have not seen the patient. But I'm concern is steroid treatment. There may be fluctuation of blood sugar. In comparison to other steroidsDeflazacort has less effect on blood sugars.
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Diabetic With TIA. Taking Insulin And Clopilet. Developed Joint Contractions, Pemphigus. On Dyslone. Is This A Proper Treatment?
Hello, Pemphigus is a rare skin condition. More common in elderly. Treatment is similar to skin burns. I can not confirm the diagnosis as I have not seen the patient. But I m concern is steroid treatment. There may be fluctuation of blood sugar. In comparison to other steroids Deflazacort has less effect on blood sugars.