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Diagnosed With Rosatia, Prescribed Minoz 50, Allergic To Sulpha, History Of Kidney Transplant. What Should Be Done?

I have had a Kidney transplant 9 years ago (my brother donated). I am currently taking Omnacortil 5 (1-0-0) and Myfortic 360 (1-0-1). Recently I am getting small acne like eruption on my nose tip . It is now slowly spreading on cheeks & forehead . A skin doctor has diagnosed it as Rosatia & prescibed - MINOZ 50 mg tab one/day at bedtime & some creams. Is it okay for me to take it knowing my history of kidney transplant. I am allergic to Sulpha .
Fri, 20 Sep 2013
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Dear patient,

Thanks for your concerns. Minocycline is a good antibiotic for skin and soft tissues, it is a synthetic tetracycline and does not contain a sulphur group thus it should not be a problem with your sulfa allergy.

Yours truly,

Dr Brenes-Salazar MD
Cardiology
Mayo Clinic MN
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Diagnosed With Rosatia, Prescribed Minoz 50, Allergic To Sulpha, History Of Kidney Transplant. What Should Be Done?

Dear patient, Thanks for your concerns. Minocycline is a good antibiotic for skin and soft tissues, it is a synthetic tetracycline and does not contain a sulphur group thus it should not be a problem with your sulfa allergy. Yours truly, Dr Brenes-Salazar MD Cardiology Mayo Clinic MN