Aziwok-500 developed rash on body

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Asked for Female, 22 Years

I was prescribed the above medicines for acne vulgaris . However i have developed rash on my arms and other body areas . I was told to take medicines for 5 days . I have completed 4 days of treatment. What to do ?

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Dr. Jyoti Gupta

Dermatologist/Cosmetologist 12 yrs exp Delhi

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You should stop all the medications prescribed including aziwok and tretiva (if taking presently) and consult your dermatologist asap

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Dr. Govind S Mittal Dermatologist 14 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Govind S Mittal

Dermatologist 14 yrs exp Bangalore

Stop the medicines and see your doctor at the earliest possible

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