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Scabies treatment
I was diagnosed with scabies one month ago. I had rashes, blisters and small zits like things, some in cluster form over my arms , thighs and legs. I was prescribed with permite lotion, 10 ml oral suspension, and other medications. While I was recovered initially, the problem starts again. I am getting itch again and again and some zits. I am once again having the previously prescribed medication. Also there is a large cluster like thing with a number of open pores developed on my leg, which is hard to go and is getting worse over there. I am also using Neosporin powder over the large area to dry it out, but nothing seems good. What should I do now ?
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Don't worry..100% cure possible....Send photos, of the affected area for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
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Diagnosis needs to be confirmed. Please send photos using online consult option for proper examination diagnosis and treatment
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