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Itchy rash
Rashes in the different part of the body like in armpits, back side of elbow and knees . Rashes are like patches and also itch like below pic. I have diabetes and taking medicine.. this rashes vanish in the morning, after bath again itchy rashes.. what to do know??
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Hello there, it shows urticaria lesions in the pic. Which can be due to allergic reaction to bathing / washing soap, shampoo, etc or sometimes due to clothes and unhygienic lifestyle. Need to evaluate the cause to avoid the rashes, So there is nothing to worry about. You'll be fine with medication.
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It may be due to some soap allergies kindly avoid using soap instead use lukewarm water with detol or savlon for bathing take citrizine for symptomatic relief
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these rshes are due to high eosinophill count in the blood, whose main cause is allergic reaction in body.
after taking a bath histamine release occue leading to these patches,
kindly consult with fulll history
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feel free to consult for further advice, and prescription
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Dr. Sandeep Tuljanawar
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Take tab Allegra and tab zentel 400mg single dose also apply permid cream weekly once
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