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Neurodermatisis
I m suffering from Neuro dramatists past 8 years. The same is managed by taking Cyclosporine 100 twice a day.
Recently i had acute renal failure and all the medicines have been stopped.
While doctors have now started Tab Histafree and TabTeczine, but these are helpful only partially.
I continue to have high degree of itching and discomfort. On top of it if I m using hair colour, it is causing very high degree of discomfort.
May i request your views / inputs. Whether in can ever go back to Cyclosporine? Or any alternative but benign medicine shall help. Kindly suggest. Tks
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Yes... Available...You are suffering from seborrheic dermatitis.causing this. 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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In renal failure cyclosporine is not given. Other medicine can be prescribed which are safe in renal failure
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please consult a dermatologist in person for best treatment
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