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  5. She has wounds on her legs, hands, and feet with itching, and this problem keeps coming back every 1 to 2 months. What should we do to manage this?

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She has wounds on her legs, hands, and feet with itching, and this problem keeps coming back every 1 to 2 months. What should we do to manage this?

Asked by Male, 39 · 7 days ago

Mr Vikas Singh

Mr Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

7 days ago

Itching in recurring wounds can be due to repeated skin infection, allergy or underlying skin sensitivity. Keep the skin clean, dry and well moisturised, and avoid scratching to prevent new wounds. Use gentle soaps and maintain proper hygiene of clothes and bedding. Try to identify triggers such as dust, sweat, or irritants that may be causing flare-ups. Consult your doctor for proper evaluation and long-term management to prevent recurrence.
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How can I prevent the wounds from coming back?What are the best ways to keep the skin moisturized?When should I see a dermatologist for these wounds?Are there any specific allergies that cause these wounds?How should I apply the antibiotic cream safely?

  1. Immediate Management:a. Clean the affected areas with mild soap and water.b. Apply an antibiotic cream like Chitomesh Sugar Free Cream to prevent bacterial infection.

  2. Preventive Measures:a. Keep the skin moisturized to prevent dryness and itching.b. Avoid scratching to reduce the risk of infection.

  3. Consultation:a. See a dermatologist to determine the underlying cause of recurrent wounds and itching.b. Discuss potential allergies or skin conditions that may require specific treatments.

Answered 7 days ago

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