Itchy, Burning Rash On Neck Especially When Hot. Temporary Relief From Prednisone. In Menopause. Suggestions?
i have a itchy rash i my neck for over a year and it will not go away it repeat it self all the time especially during hot days it is very painful burnning rash alround my neck and i cant stop scaching i use a steroid name prednisone for one week it stop and as i finish the tablet it back itching again worse than before. i am in my menopause
Hi, you are having either irritant or allergic contact dermatitis. Avoid sun exposure, avoid soap, do not wear woolen cloths, keep away from dust,fume ,grass. Apply mild steroid with antibiotic cream. Take antihistaminic, steroid in tappering dose for few weeks only. After feeling better, you apply tacrolimus 0.03 percent oint. Avoid cows milk and it product, fish, prawns, peas and beans, banana,fermented food, colored cold drinks, beverages etc. you may be improved. Relapses are common. You may consult dermatologist for sure diagnosis and treatment.. Ok
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Itchy, Burning Rash On Neck Especially When Hot. Temporary Relief From Prednisone. In Menopause. Suggestions?
Hi, you are having either irritant or allergic contact dermatitis. Avoid sun exposure, avoid soap, do not wear woolen cloths, keep away from dust,fume ,grass. Apply mild steroid with antibiotic cream. Take antihistaminic, steroid in tappering dose for few weeks only. After feeling better, you apply tacrolimus 0.03 percent oint. Avoid cows milk and it product, fish, prawns, peas and beans, banana,fermented food, colored cold drinks, beverages etc. you may be improved. Relapses are common. You may consult dermatologist for sure diagnosis and treatment.. Ok