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Skin Allergy
I m taking Nexkast for Skin Allergy in my body but from the day i m taking due to this i feel more lazy and feel some type of drowsiness should i leave this medicine or continue as i have some red spots on my body so should i leave it or Continue with it. Or else i should take another medicine instead of this
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There are lots of medications available for treatment of allergy or Urticaria or allergic dermatitis of your body with reasonable good success rate. Also various other treatment options available. You can consult me directly online through practo private consult . Send your picture of affected areas in day light for better assessment and diagnosis. You can do a blood DC test. Non sedative anti histamine available, you can take that
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Alternate Medicine available for good improvement......As the treatment varies depending on the severity... Send photos of the affected area, by direct online consultation for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
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Kindly consult back your treating dermatologist
As he will be the best person to consult back or change the group.
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