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Layers Of Skin Peeling, Patches. History Of Collitis, Consuion?ming Mesocol. Any Medicat
my dad is suffering from severe skin allergy symptomised by layers of skin coming out and patches all over body....doctors say it is the side effect of consuming mesocol which he was doing since past 3 months for his collitis.
how to cure it? he has consulted doctor but it is taking too long to cure ...plz prescribe medication
how to cure it? he has consulted doctor but it is taking too long to cure ...plz prescribe medication
Mon, 3 Jun 2013
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Most drug reactions cont inue to exist once the drug is still bioavailable in blood. So it deppends on the elimination pathern of the drug whether it is urinary or hepatic . So there is a great need to verify the liver and kidneys for good function at the same time we can propose corticotherapy.
Thanks
Most drug reactions cont inue to exist once the drug is still bioavailable in blood. So it deppends on the elimination pathern of the drug whether it is urinary or hepatic . So there is a great need to verify the liver and kidneys for good function at the same time we can propose corticotherapy.
Thanks
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Hi,
It seems that your father is having exfoliative dermatitis.
There are many causes.
Drug which you are taking may be responsible for the skin disease.
Cosult dermatologist for perfect diagnosis and treatment.
Oral steroids and histaminics with antibiotics may be given.
Local combined steroid with antibiotic cream may be applied.
Avoid soap bath.
Dettol liquid may be used for bath.
I hope you got my answer.
Thanks..
Dr. Ilyas patel MD
It seems that your father is having exfoliative dermatitis.
There are many causes.
Drug which you are taking may be responsible for the skin disease.
Cosult dermatologist for perfect diagnosis and treatment.
Oral steroids and histaminics with antibiotics may be given.
Local combined steroid with antibiotic cream may be applied.
Avoid soap bath.
Dettol liquid may be used for bath.
I hope you got my answer.
Thanks..
Dr. Ilyas patel MD
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