Dear doctor, attached is my diagnosis report and my latest blood report. Medicines taken are Vitrace cv, Imofetil 500, Anliv 500, Divaine 50 and Effipan. I am a plumbing worker, and I was diagnosed with this disease. The above medicines were taken in different dosages, and during the medication period, I was fine. Due to the recent pandemic, my medicines were completed, and I was not able to visit the doctor. Again, I got itching skin and blisters started on my body, which took me back to my initial condition. Doctor, I do not know why I have not recovered. I have spent a lot of money and consumed many medicines, but still there is no improvement. Please advise. Thanks and regards, Ramesh.

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Dr Yusuf Mohammad

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8+ Yrs

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If your skin condition is recurring and treatment is not helping long term, it may need reassessment. A skin biopsy or referral to a dermatologist for patch testing and review of previous treatment records might help.

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Take a ALLERGY DETECT Test or Take a CBC Test (Complete Blood Count) Test

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Answered 29/08/2025

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