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High pottasium because of cyclosporine
Respected doctor's I'm taking cyclosporine since last 16 weeks started from 200mg per day then reduced to 50mg, because of relapse again gone back to 150mg per day since last 5 weeks ,issue now is my pottasium level was 4.0 normal before 5 weeks again checked today it's 6.6 highly elevated ,what's the next steps untill I meet the dermatologist next Tuesday 12/12/23,I have no symptoms but highly worried.eczema also fully cleared shall I straightaway stop taking cyclosporine meds until text tuesday,please reply awaiting  advice from you doctors, thank you attached all lab reports
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Take consultantion and discuss in detail
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You need physical examination... for detailed information do online consultation
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Don't stop cyclosporine straight away. Talk to your doctor to reduce the dose of the under doctors supervision
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consult online
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No need to worry.specific treatment is available.it depends on severity of the disease . Complete medical history is required.. Pls do online consultation with Dermatologist for detailed prescription & guidance.,
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You have a consultation waiting with the dermatologist . At press ent apply moisturizer . If possible send old snaps if aviable to see why you are taking cyclosporine
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