What are the clinical recommendations for managing hypopigmented patches in the axillae and elbow areas while undergoing a prescribed treatment regimen of oral betamethasone, levamisole, rabeprazole-domperidone, topical placental extract, and tacrolimus ointment? | Apollo Pharmacy

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What are the clinical recommendations for managing hypopigmented patches in the axillae and elbow areas while undergoing a prescribed treatment regimen of oral betamethasone, levamisole, rabeprazole-domperidone, topical placental extract, and tacrolimus ointment?

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What are the clinical recommendations for managing hypopigmented patches in the axillae and elbow areas while undergoing a prescribed treatment regimen of oral betamethasone, levamisole, rabeprazole-domperidone, topical placental extract, and tacrolimus ointment?

Asked by Male, 20 · 9 days ago

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Pharm-D (Post baccalaureate)

9 days ago

For your axillae and elbow patches, consistency is key. Apply the topical tacrolimus and placental extract exactly as prescribed, and take your oral betamethasone, levamisole, and rabeprazole-domperidone diligently. Because friction can worsen patches in friction-prone areas like the elbows and underarms, try to wear loose clothing and avoid harsh scrubbing. Additionally, protect these sensitive areas from direct sunlight. Your skin takes time to regenerate and repigment, so patience is essential. Keep in close touch with your dermatologist to monitor your progress safely.

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