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What Causes Itchy Skin Rashes On The Back While On Paracetamol And Mefenamic Acid?

Sir, My 2 year child was suffering from fever, after approaching a pediatric, , he prescribed GUDCEF SYP 5ML BID,SY.PARACETAMOL +MEFENAMIC ACID 5ML TIDY And SYP, GRANISETRON 5ML to avoid vomiting. After using these medicineservices, she developed skin rash on backside of neck. And she complains of pricking and burning sensation.....After approaching with these symptoms, he thrown deaf ear to the complaint and advised to continue the same......Sir, it is a request you kindly to advise whether to continue the medication or to change the doctor......Pl advise..... Sir I cannot afford...Pl. .
Tue, 1 Aug 2017
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hi, thanks for the question. rash may be due to the medications or it can be a viral fever with rash. if am your treating doctor i would examine your child again and see if your child really needs gudcef and mefenamic acid and if not i will ask you to stop those two medications and prescribe an caladryl lotion for local application.
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What Causes Itchy Skin Rashes On The Back While On Paracetamol And Mefenamic Acid?

hi, thanks for the question. rash may be due to the medications or it can be a viral fever with rash. if am your treating doctor i would examine your child again and see if your child really needs gudcef and mefenamic acid and if not i will ask you to stop those two medications and prescribe an caladryl lotion for local application.