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Is It Safe To Take Vasograine Tablets For The Migraine And What Causes Pigmentation Of Hands?
1. Hello Doctor, Both Hand Skins routine colour (Black) Changed. Why this skin problem arrives?(My Wife) 2. Hello Doctor, Migraine Head ache problem occured occasionally. I took Vasograine tablets. Is it safe? or any reaction to health? 3. Hello Doctor, My son Right ear suffering some sound occured. Kottakkal Medicines has taken. Please give Allopathy Medicine for this problem solve.
Thu, 24 Jan 2019
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Vasograine is effective & controls headache & migraine. It should not be taken in pregnancy & you should avoid taking alcohol or caffeine while taking this medication. It may interact to cause liver damage. Do not get addicted to Vasograin, stay away from anxiety, tension, avoid bright sunlight, stay comfortable in a dimly lit room.
Pigmentation occurs because of damage due to sun exposure, excess melanin production. You can get photo facial done or apply Tretinoin cream in the affected area. Use sunscreen lotion & get regular skin checks by a dermatologist. Get your son's ear physically examined by an ENT to rule out wax or acute otitis media (AOM).
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Nupur K,
General & Family Physician
Vasograine is effective & controls headache & migraine. It should not be taken in pregnancy & you should avoid taking alcohol or caffeine while taking this medication. It may interact to cause liver damage. Do not get addicted to Vasograin, stay away from anxiety, tension, avoid bright sunlight, stay comfortable in a dimly lit room.
Pigmentation occurs because of damage due to sun exposure, excess melanin production. You can get photo facial done or apply Tretinoin cream in the affected area. Use sunscreen lotion & get regular skin checks by a dermatologist. Get your son's ear physically examined by an ENT to rule out wax or acute otitis media (AOM).
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Nupur K,
General & Family Physician
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