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Regarding medication interaction
Hi doc,
I am being treated for severe skin allergy due to some medicine adverse effect..my skin is almost healed.but i am still on meds for another 15 days(tapering as per my doc) like,
cartipred 8mg...once in the morning
Aktizine 25 mg ..once in the night
I have been experiencing weakness in bones/body,face swelling..so doc asked me to take HHomega capsules for 30 days ..night times..But this was during recent appointment.
.i forgot to ask whether i can take both HHomega and aktizine 25 mg daily night combinedly..I am just worried if there will be any side effect if both taken together..it will take time to get appointment from the same doc again..so pls help.
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Without knowing what's the diagnosis..... for accurate diagnosis and treatment do direct online consultation with photos
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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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Dr. Shraddha Katruwar
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4 yrs exp
Parbhani
Hhomega and aktizine can be taken together. No issues. It’s completely safe.
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