About itchiness

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About itchiness

Asked for Male, 23 Years

I have fever from last two days. I also have severe pain in joints and headache too. My doctor prescribed me SUMO. But after taking medicines my full body is itchy...And ... It's getting worse... What should I do?

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Dr. Diana Borgio

General Physician 8 yrs exp Bangalore

Hi..itching after taking a particular medication can mean that you are allergic to that particular medicine..try stopping the medication and consult with your doctor on alternative medication..

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Dr. Devanand V General Physician 23 yrs exp Madurai Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Devanand V

General Physician 23 yrs exp Madurai

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SUMO = NIMESULIDE?! (Nimesulide has never been approved for use in countries like USA, UK, Canada, Australia New Zealand, Japan and other countries in view of concerns over its safety profile. In 2002, Finland and Spain withdrew nimesulidefrom the market following reports of serious liver damage.)