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Skin allergy
I had severe itching and white blisters in my body. My serum IgE level is 4653 iu/ml. I also have asthma from childhood. Now I had seen doctor and undergone biopsy ( report is attached to this question) . I am having this skin allergy for last 10years. But i was given treatment for psoriasis for this last 10 years. Now in biopsy it is diagnosed that i am having Subcorneal Pustular Dermatosis. Is this disease more serious than Psoriasis? What are its complications in future? Whether should i do any more test to identify any other diseases related to this?
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Dr. Sujit Shanshanwal
Dermatologist
16 yrs exp
Mumbai
Both psoriasis and SCPD(sub corneal pustular dermatosis) are inflammatory skin conditions which will require long-term treatment for control. Because of the blisters when they're ruptured there is raw area created which tend to lead to infection and that is why it has to be controlled. If the biopsy has confirmed then no the test is needed for further confirmation. Continue with the treatment as prescribed by a dermatologist and if you want any further classification you can contact me through online consultation by activating chat. hope this is helpful.
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