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Good evening, I was in Sri Lanka two months ago and upon arrival home I had a rash (similar to mosquito bites), the doctor said I had an allergy, I drank a course of pills, two weeks later it happened again, our doctors say allergy, but no pills, no hospital helped. The second month, rashes appear mainly on the legs. There are a couple more messages on the Internet with the same symptoms in people who have vacationed in Sri Lanka. Help me please. WHAT IT IS? I was going to Sri Lanka again in November, but until I get better I don’t even think about the trip. I really hope for your help. THANK YOU.
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I don't think you will be helped here. Because need a specialist + to see the patient. In this situation, you should collect previous test results, doctor's notes and make an appointment with a dermatologist to begin with. Or, in addition to it, also to a parasitologist and an allergist.
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answered 12 years ago
I already managed to get around a couple of good dermatologists and lie down in the hospital, I think this is some kind of infection from Sri Lanka, as I found reports from people with the same symptoms after traveling with SL.
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answered 12 years ago
Thank God, we didn’t see anything like it there, nor upon arrival home .....
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answered 12 years ago
it started at home for me, and my friend was already on the plane home, upon arrival I immediately started taking citrine one tablet a day, and smeared the bites with psilobalm, it passed, and my friend smears with red green
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answered 12 years ago
In 10 years of frequent trips to Sri Lanka, I once had a reaction of this type - after a bite of midges. I took antihistamines, took baths from a decoction of chamomile + lavender + sage and with a decoction of oats (you can replace it with a decoction of oatmeal), drank only green tea for a week ... Gradually, the rashes subsided.
And yet I agree with Elena25: each case should be considered separately, relying on the opinion of experts.
And yet I agree with Elena25: each case should be considered separately, relying on the opinion of experts.
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answered 12 years ago
This is where we got into this. We returned last week. Tell a success story, please.
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answered 11 years ago
They drank a pill, smeared it with cream and everything went away, the main thing is not to scratch ...
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answered 11 years ago
