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Urticaria.
I have urticaria and I am taking lavetrix-m since 2 years now . What can I do to remove the dose.as this is not the permanent solution.
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You need to taper it slowly. You need to get your etiology behind urticaria to. We need to rule out infections, allergies and other causes. AST can also be done for you which helps us to know the cause and then we can treat it permanently. If you are available for an online consult, it will be easy to take history and advise.
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Dr. Suganya S
Dermatologist
8 yrs exp
Bangalore
Urticaria could be because if many causes like infection, any food allergy or any tooth caries.. and as u mentioned you are taking Lavetrix m since 2 years, I would recommend you to get complete blood count done and check for some tooth caries and stop the medication for few days and keep a watch on what type of food you are consuming that is leading to urticaria.. and if there is any precipitating factor I would suggest to avoid that food.. you can send me the reports of your complete blood count, so that we can go ahead with further treatment..
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