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Rashes On Hand And Leg, Primrose Oil Capsule

I am 63 years old and diabetic. I developed prostrate enlargement due to costipation. After medication i am now fine. Since last july i developed rash on my hands between the elbow and wrist and on the legs between the knee and ankle . I took medication like primerose oil capsule and loridon with two creams for application in december 2011. Still i have a slight rash and is scratches. Could you please answer my question.
Wed, 20 Nov 2013
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Hi,
It seem that your has developed allergic dermatitis to some contact allergen. Do not apply any home remedies which can aggravate the situation. You can apply cortisone cream and calamine lotion over affected area.

Use a good quality medicated moisturizer for 3 times a day. Protection from direct sunlight is must . For itching you can take benadryl or loratadine by mouth.
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Rashes On Hand And Leg, Primrose Oil Capsule

Hi, It seem that your has developed allergic dermatitis to some contact allergen. Do not apply any home remedies which can aggravate the situation. You can apply cortisone cream and calamine lotion over affected area. Use a good quality medicated moisturizer for 3 times a day. Protection from direct sunlight is must . For itching you can take benadryl or loratadine by mouth.