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Itching due to akurit4

2021-02-22 05:50:16
I am taking akurit4 tablet for last 7 days. After taking that tab i am getting itching whole part of my body.can i stop this tablet or continue..
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Answered2021-02-22 08:24:52

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Continue with any antihistaminic

Answered2021-02-22 08:34:08

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