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Boil on buttock dinguinalLymph infection
I have been suffering from psoriasis also psoriatic arthritis I got treated as well but now from 2-3 weeks I am.having some boils on my buttocks one after one the boil is is too big about a inch and very painful also the buttocks skin turns black the boils also left some scars . And after these boils I got dinguinal lymph infection. I checked up with the dr. But I forget to tell him about boils he prescribed me Ofloxacin, diclofenac, pantoprazole are these things related and what to do.?
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Hi dear a homeopathic constitutional treatment will give you a permanent cure naturally
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Medicines will reach you via courier services
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Dr. Sudarshan.K.Achar
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Hey you are suffering a lot of infection
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consult me online
Health Tips
use plenty of water
ristrict bakery and fried non vegitarian
use bitter vegitables
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