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Pemphigus Disease not curable
Dear Doctor,
Attached is my diagnosed Report and my latest blood Report.
Medicines Taken:
Medicines Taken: Vitrace-cv, Imofetil-500,Anliv-500, Divaine-50, Effipan.
I am a Plumbing Worker. I was diagnosed for this disease on 2018 December. Above medicine taken in different dosage. During medication period I was fine. Due to recent pandamic my medicine completed and not able to visit doctor.
Again I got itching skin and blisters started in my body which took me back to my initial conditions.
Doctor I don't know why I am not recovered. I spent lot of money and consumed lot of medicines. Still there is no improvement.
Please advise.
Thanks and Regards
Ramesh
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Your skin problem can be controlled by topical and oral medications. Kindly consult me online for exact treatment and further queries
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Treatment depends on the severity.....Do direct private online consultation for detailed prescription by sending photos.
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Dr. Mamta Shah
Cosmetologist
8 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Hello,
Pemphigus is an auto immune condition which is not curable. For your condition, we need to start Sim medication under fixed dose and with stringent regime so for that you need to share your pictures so stage can be decided
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Consult me via practo pro for detailed prescription of your condition and for home based treatment which can help you till the time you see your doctor
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