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My mom is 85 years ol. She has been seen by her dermatologist and being treated for bullous pemphoid since October.thedermotologis now feels her condition may be due to to medication. Howdo you determine which medication is working agai st her. Except for the steroids and the antibiotic for bullous pemphoid Bp meds hypotension, glaucoma eyedrops she has been taking many years. I have never seen anything like this. Mom is currently in a nursing home. what advice can you pass on to me as to what I should do?
Hello, Cause of development of bulbous pemphigoid is not exactly known. It is generally caused by some malfunction in your immune system,however ther are certain medicines which can cause bulbous pemphigoid like furosemide ( LASIX ),penicillin,SULFASALAZINE etc. Treatment for this condition is mainly done by oral corticosteroids,antibiotics etc. Carry on with the treatment being offered by the dermatologists. Thanks
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Which Medication Leads To Bullous Pemphoid?
Hello, Cause of development of bulbous pemphigoid is not exactly known. It is generally caused by some malfunction in your immune system,however ther are certain medicines which can cause bulbous pemphigoid like furosemide ( LASIX ),penicillin,SULFASALAZINE etc. Treatment for this condition is mainly done by oral corticosteroids,antibiotics etc. Carry on with the treatment being offered by the dermatologists. Thanks