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Itching, Burning On Back, Neck, Feet, Abdominal Pain. On Zentech Medication. Due To Allergies?
i started off itching really bad i had no rash went to the er dr there said it was allergys.I also have lower left abdomen pain i have been takeing zentech.the itch is a little better but has turned into burning on my back neck feet also palms sweat alot and are a little itchy.also following the er visit i had extream pain down my left leg and the other night i couldnt laydown the pain in my abdomen and kidney are was horrable
Tue, 4 Jun 2013
there can be many cases of allergy
soaps shampoo oils for aplication and cooking soaps
medicines taken for other diease like paracetamol ibuprufen vitamins calcium diet suppliments can also do it
these allergies can develop anytime in skin stomach and other organs
your abdomen pain shows gastritis which is due to allergy
u need more antiallergics
you need to take ebastine 1o mg bd
tab cpm at night
add liquid antacid tds for stomach
lot of warm water
on skin you can apply calamine lotion on affected parts
take naproxyn sos for pain in legs and stomach and abdomen
continue 3 wk
soaps shampoo oils for aplication and cooking soaps
medicines taken for other diease like paracetamol ibuprufen vitamins calcium diet suppliments can also do it
these allergies can develop anytime in skin stomach and other organs
your abdomen pain shows gastritis which is due to allergy
u need more antiallergics
you need to take ebastine 1o mg bd
tab cpm at night
add liquid antacid tds for stomach
lot of warm water
on skin you can apply calamine lotion on affected parts
take naproxyn sos for pain in legs and stomach and abdomen
continue 3 wk
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