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Dengue rash itching cure needed
Hi i have dengue. I have rashes and it is itching a lot i couldnt sleep. Doc has given allegra 120 but still i am having itching. Give me suggestions on what to apply
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Post viral rash. Take your tc and platelets Take antihistamines
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Lotion calamine
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Continue with the allegra ,take diphenhydramine or atarax tablet at night.You can apply calamine lotion to reduce the itching.
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It is a sign of recovery.. Use Calamine or calasoft lotion .. Tab. Atarax 10mg. Two times daily for 3 days
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Apply zinc calamine lotion, twice each day for 4 to 5 days. Also take tab monteleukast 20mg one daily for a week. Continue tab Allegra.
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Caladryl lotion locally. Atarax 25 two times  after food. Montek lc one at night. ADVISE PLATELET COUNT EVERY ALTERNATE DAY.
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Suggestions for Relief: Continue Allegra (Fexofenadine) as prescribed — it's an appropriate choice. If itching continues, an additional antihistamine at night like chlorpheniramine or hydroxyzine may help, but only under doctor supervision, especially if drowsiness is a concern. You may apply calamine lotion on rashes to soothe itching. It’s safe and provides temporary relief. Wear loose, cotton clothing and avoid heat or sweating, which may worsen the itch. Avoid any NSAIDs or steroid creams unless prescribed, as these can worsen outcomes in dengue. Mark HELPFUL 👍👍
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If symptoms worsen or new ones like bleeding, weakness, or drowsiness appear, reconsult your doctor immediately.
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You may apply antihistamine lotion That may help you Take plenty of oral fluids , mire fruits. Take care
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Needs to be evaluated. Do consult. Take montral during night.
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