Why is my psoriasis getting worse with itchy red spots spreading all over my body, and should I continue using Atarax, Becozyme C Forte, Allegra 120 mg, Powercort cream, Ecziderm cream, and Topisal? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Why is my psoriasis getting worse with itchy red spots spreading all over my body, and should I continue using Atarax, Becozyme C Forte, Allegra 120 mg, Powercort cream, Ecziderm cream, and Topisal?

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Why is my psoriasis getting worse with itchy red spots spreading all over my body, and should I continue using Atarax, Becozyme C Forte, Allegra 120 mg, Powercort cream, Ecziderm cream, and Topisal?

Asked by Male, 19 · 6 days ago

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Pharm-D (Post baccalaureate)

6 days ago

Your medications include antihistamines (Atarax, Allegra 120 mg) for itching, a multivitamin (Becozyme C Forte), and topical steroids (Powercort, Topisal, Ecziderm). A sudden worsening of psoriasis can be a flare-up triggered by stress, infection, or even a reaction. Because Powercort and Topisal contain strong steroids, stopping them abruptly or applying them over large areas can sometimes cause a rebound worsening of your symptoms. Please do not alter your medication doses or stop them on your own. It is very important to consult your dermatologist immediately for a safe, physical evaluation and an adjusted treatment plan.

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