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Hi, I've had a skin problem for the last three months, and my doctor suggested Linid 600 mg and Zinase-D. What should I do about the itching issue on the upper part of my body?
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Hi, I've had a skin problem for the last three months, and my doctor suggested Linid 600 mg and Zinase-D. What should I do about the itching issue on the upper part of my body?
Asked by Female, 37 · 30 days ago
A doctor-recommended anti-itch cream or a gentle, calming moisturizer can help alleviate itching. Your doctor may need to modify your treatment if the itching continues or gets worse.
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Understanding Your Current Medications
- Linid 600 mg (Linezolid): An antibiotic used to treat infections. Common side effects include rash and headache.
- Zinase-D (Diclofenac + Serratiopeptidase): Used for pain and inflammation. Side effects can include stomach pain and nausea.
Possible Causes of Itching
- Itching may be due to your skin condition, medication side effects, or allergic reactions.
Steps to Manage Itching
- Use a gentle moisturizer and avoid hot showers.
- Consider over-the-counter antihistamines for relief.
- Avoid scratching to prevent skin damage.
When to Contact Your Doctor
- Seek medical advice if the rash worsens, or if you experience swelling or difficulty breathing.
Additional Diagnostic or Treatment Options
- Your doctor may suggest further evaluations or alternative treatments if itching persists.
Relevant Medical Specialties
- Consider consulting a dermatologist for specialized care.
Answered 1 month ago