Rashes In The Chest And Neck Getting Worse At Night. Taking Verapamil And Hydrochlorithiazide. Any Suggestions?
Skin rash for 7 months..mostly on chest and neck. Gets worse in evening. Treated by family doctor. Have seen dermatologist twice. Tried creams, oral antibiotics, antihistamines. Changed to recommended soap, face cream. Not wearing perfume or jewelry. Only medications are Verapamil and hydrochlorithiazide. Any suggestions?
Hi thanks for your query. You have rash on chest and neck, worse in the evening. Contact dermatitis has been ruled out. Both verapamil and hydrochlorthiazide can cause a skin rash. Other possibility can be ring worm, folliculitis,urticaria or scabies.
You may consult your dermatologist for examination to find out the exact cause. If he feels that it may be due to verapamil or hydrochlorthiazide you may discuss it with your doctor for other substitute of these drugs, changing one at a time, it will help to know which drug is causing it.
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Rashes In The Chest And Neck Getting Worse At Night. Taking Verapamil And Hydrochlorithiazide. Any Suggestions?
Hi thanks for your query. You have rash on chest and neck, worse in the evening. Contact dermatitis has been ruled out. Both verapamil and hydrochlorthiazide can cause a skin rash. Other possibility can be ring worm, folliculitis,urticaria or scabies. You may consult your dermatologist for examination to find out the exact cause. If he feels that it may be due to verapamil or hydrochlorthiazide you may discuss it with your doctor for other substitute of these drugs, changing one at a time, it will help to know which drug is causing it. Hope this helps you.