What should I do to treat a sudden outbreak of small rashes on my forehead and cheeks, and could this be an allergic reaction to my urinary tract medications (Alfusin and Epiroz 1000, or the recently completed Doxy and Chitralka), my homeopathic treatments, or my daily skincare products (Glogeous face wash, Rivela gel sunscreen, Melalite 15, Melaglow, Sabiglow, and Illumax) which I have used for three months without any prior issues? | Apollo Pharmacy

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What should I do to treat a sudden outbreak of small rashes on my forehead and cheeks, and could this be an allergic reaction to my urinary tract medications (Alfusin and Epiroz 1000, or the recently completed Doxy and Chitralka), my homeopathic treatments, or my daily skincare products (Glogeous face wash, Rivela gel sunscreen, Melalite 15, Melaglow, Sabiglow, and Illumax) which I have used for three months without any prior issues?

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What should I do to treat a sudden outbreak of small rashes on my forehead and cheeks, and could this be an allergic reaction to my urinary tract medications (Alfusin and Epiroz 1000, or the recently completed Doxy and Chitralka), my homeopathic treatments, or my daily skincare products (Glogeous face wash, Rivela gel sunscreen, Melalite 15, Melaglow, Sabiglow, and Illumax) which I have used for three months without any prior issues?

Asked by Male, 24 · 7 days ago

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

7 days ago

A sudden outbreak on your face could indeed be an allergic reaction. The antibiotic doxycycline (Doxy) is well-known to cause skin sensitivity, especially when combined with sun exposure. Other UTI medications like alfuzosin (Alfusin) or Chitralka, and even homeopathic treatments, can occasionally trigger rashes. While you have used your skincare products (like Melalite 15 and Melaglow) for three months, a newly developed sensitivity is still possible. I recommend pausing any non-essential skincare and consulting your prescribing doctor or a dermatologist promptly to safely review your medications.

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