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Blistering Rashes Around The Wound With Intense Itching. Using Soframycin And Keeping The Wound Covered. Cause?

Hi. I had a minor road accident 7 days ago. I had a tetanus shot and for the treatment of the wound, I am using Soframycin. I keep my wound covered all the time and dress it twice a day. Lately, I have observed blistering rashes around one of the wounds. It itches a lot. I try avoiding it. What can be the cause and treatment? I have never been allergic to soframycin before. It looks like adhesive allergy to me, I am not sure. Also how much time will it take for the wound to heal? I cannot see the wound getting dry.
Tue, 17 Jul 2012
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You are allergic to soframycin and or adhesive which contains collophony . Wash your wound with diluted potassium per magnate and then apply fucicort cream twice a day...

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Blistering Rashes Around The Wound With Intense Itching. Using Soframycin And Keeping The Wound Covered. Cause?

You are allergic to soframycin and or adhesive which contains collophony . Wash your wound with diluted potassium per magnate and then apply fucicort cream twice a day...