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Suggest Medication For Impetigo

The skin in my nose has been splitting off and on again since July. July is when I had the worst case, as it started with these cuts in my nose and developed into a much bigger issue. My entire nose entrance was swollen, making breathing a hard feat. I eventually went to a doctor who diagnosed me with impetigo. It went away, and so did the cuts, but over the months, these cuts will come back and then leave over and over. Is it just allergies or is something wrong?
Mon, 25 Apr 2016
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Hello dear Greetings
Regarding your experience with relapse of your diagnosed condition of impetigo I am suggesting this is definitely due to the following

Immunodeficiency disease
Allergic reaction
Autoimmune reaction
Resistant bacteria infection
Persistent eczema
Insect bite

In view of this please see a dermatologist specialist for further clinical assessment and adequate drug prescription

Meanwhile please use the following pending your appointment
Oral antibiotic
Topical antibiotics
Multivitamin
Antifungal cream

I hope this helps
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Suggest Medication For Impetigo

Hello dear Greetings Regarding your experience with relapse of your diagnosed condition of impetigo I am suggesting this is definitely due to the following Immunodeficiency disease Allergic reaction Autoimmune reaction Resistant bacteria infection Persistent eczema Insect bite In view of this please see a dermatologist specialist for further clinical assessment and adequate drug prescription Meanwhile please use the following pending your appointment Oral antibiotic Topical antibiotics Multivitamin Antifungal cream I hope this helps