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Itching in hands and toes
I'm 25.. my ESR count is 85. And monthly once I get fever. And from past 4 months i have itching in my hands n legs (toes). I get rashes too...
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Hii...might be ur IgE level z high ....U can take Eupatorium perforatum 200
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Hello, you must be tested blood.esr is a sign of chronic illnessis that u have.tab montuk ten mg,one at night for seven to ten days for itching.consult a dermatologist.if reports havedone what about platelet count? If u attach the report it's very easy to corelate.for fever take only tab pracetamol 500 eight hourly after food. Plenty of liquids like coconut water butter milk, nimupani etc.light semiliquid porridge khichari fresh made messed chapati with moongdal n OVERCOOKED green vegetable with least oil n spices.or least tadka.
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this esr is highly raised shows infection is present in body. thats why u have itching complain. consult online here direct for proper constitutional homoeopathic treatment it cure ur condition very soon.
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Kindly consult with your full hemogram report?
How high is the fever? Are there joint psin
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