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Itchy inflamed skin lesion
From August 2022 on a sudden day, I noticed skin lesion on my left forearm and on my lip. the lesion was itchy, red and warm. I took polaramine 2mg and applied gentalene plus cream, the lesion disappeared after 20 days of treatment. this cycle repeatedly occurred every 2 months.
Today I got prescribed levocet 5mg and desonide 0.05 cream, but doctor didn't confirmed what exactly my skin condition is ?? Please can someone plz confirm, is the prescription right to take???
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It's drug reaction..causing blisters..it will improve with medicine..for detailed prescription do direct online consultation
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Dr. Ch.Suneetha
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14 yrs exp
Hyderabad
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Dr. Rajesh L Pathi
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Bangalore
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Dr. Nandhini Palani
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Chennai
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