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Mild Pain on touch red blister
I was taking vitamin d every sunday, vitamin b12 and vitamin c 500, every day.
from last 2 month its being 50 days to me taking these vitamins.
now from last week i was feeling continuous headache and feeling like fever going to happen but no fever, no cough. but throat mild pain during swallowing food. also few blister start growing on arms, legs, back. What i notice as strange is my childhood cuts/ stiches are swell and red. feeling pain on touch.
i took amoxicillin from last 3 days. throat pain is resolved but blisters are still remain.
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Dr. Emad Mohammed
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Hi, your sore throat with generalised blisters could be due to an allergic reaction to the supplements you are taking or it could be due to systemic inflammation.
Next Steps
1. stop all medications and watch for a week for the symptoms to subside.
2. If the symptoms still persists kindly get few blood test done , CBP, CRP, thyroid profile.
3. Daily sun exposure for 30 mins is sufficient to provide you the amount of vit d required for your body.
4. Increase your fruit and vegetable intake which will provide you the required vitamins. And also you can consult a nutritionist for dietary guidance so that you will never require any supplements.
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