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Suffering From Skin Allergy. Reoccurring After Stopping Medication, Heartburn As Side Effect. Treatment?
Hi , I am suffering with skin allergy since 45 days and didn't see any impovement after consulting MD doctor.
I have been taking Medrol and Levosiz tablet since 1 month but as soon as I stop taking medicine the itching and skin allergy is getting started.
I think because of regular usage of Medrol I am also facing heartburn problem , so is this a regular side effect or abnormal?
Can you please advise a good treatment asap to come out of skin allergy.
Thanks in Advance
I have been taking Medrol and Levosiz tablet since 1 month but as soon as I stop taking medicine the itching and skin allergy is getting started.
I think because of regular usage of Medrol I am also facing heartburn problem , so is this a regular side effect or abnormal?
Can you please advise a good treatment asap to come out of skin allergy.
Thanks in Advance
Mon, 24 Jun 2013
allergies can be treated only if we knopw the cause there are may things causing allergy as the drugs like paracetamol aspirin calcium vitamins iron diet suppliments
these can be soaps shampoo oils cooking oils toxic creams hena and dyes
anytime any food can cause allergy
you need to corelate if you had no allergy in past
medral cant be used long as it cause weight gain heat burn and may other symptomps
add fexofenadine 120 mg bd
liquid antacid and calamine lotion on affected skin
contimue 3 week and corelate for cause
these can be soaps shampoo oils cooking oils toxic creams hena and dyes
anytime any food can cause allergy
you need to corelate if you had no allergy in past
medral cant be used long as it cause weight gain heat burn and may other symptomps
add fexofenadine 120 mg bd
liquid antacid and calamine lotion on affected skin
contimue 3 week and corelate for cause
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