schaumburg purpura treatment?
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Schaumburg's disease is (tiny broken blood vessels between the ankles and the knees). Vitamin K has been known to decrease the appearance of Schaumburg's purpura.
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Take benadryl by mouth and apply cortisone cream on affected areas... if really bad, can see doctor to get prescription for medrol or prednisone
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There is no curative treatment.\n  1.To modify the course of the disease: A)Non specific immunosupresants. B )  Cytokines and cytokine inhibitors.\n  2.a) Acute relapse: Corticosteroids and b)ACTH \n  3. Symptomatic treatment : i) Spasticity - In severe spasticity intrathecal medicine  Local nerve block \n      ii)For tremors INH with pyridoxine , etc.iii0 PAROXYSMAL SYMPTOMS _CARBMAZEPINE. IV) CHRONIC DYSAESTHETIC PAIN -Antidepressants. v) urinary frequency and urgency _vi) Nocturia vii) Fatigue -are all treated with medicines.
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There are no sure fired cures for any types of poison like that but to get some relief, you can try an over the counter medication called IVY DRY.  It seems to be very effective.   If the rash is really bad you may need to see a doctor for some steroid (prednisone) treatment or other prescription medication.
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It looks like treatment is aimed at relieving the symptoms.\n\nSurgery to remove the lesions may be accomplished with excellent cosmetic results when the number of lesions is few. However, in many cases the number and location of lesions may preclude surgical excision. Draining the lesions with a large needle is also temporarily effective. Oral antibiotics in the tetracycline family have been tried with limited success. Accutane has also been tried with mixed results. Improvement was seen in some patients while in other patients the condition actually worsened.
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Churg Strauss Syndrome (also called Churg Strauss Vasculitis) is an extremely rare autoimmune disease of unknown cause, characterized by inflammation of the blood vessels in people who are asthmatic or have some type of allergic condition.  \n\nAlthough there is no "cure" for Churg Strauss, the symptoms have been shown to improve with regimens of corticosteroids and (although it is NOT a cancer) sometimes low dose chemotherapy.   \n\nSee the link below for a more comprehensive description of this disease.  Good luck.
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I would recommend seeing a Doctor.  Using just any old cure recommended by people online could be a bit dangerous since you don't know what is causing the rash.
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Take her for a full health checkup.\nI am sure the doctor will let you know of the ways you can treat her.\nIts better to ask a doctor than to ask people here
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Doctors usually begin treatment for Takayasu's arteritis with glucocorticoid medications, such as prednisone. If these medications alone do not work well, then stronger immunosuppressive drugs may be added, including methotrexate (Folex, Methotrexate, Rheumatrex), azathioprine (Imuran) or cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan, Neosar). Blood pressure medications also may be necessary to control high blood pressure.
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Apply pressure and keep it above your heart.\n\nWhen it has clotted (stopped bleeding) clean it with alcohol and wrap it with a clean bandage (or Band-Aid if small enough).
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See: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000521.htm#Treatment
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Not really - you could try Kalms or St Johns Wort - some say they work but never have for me.  If its that bad go and see your GP xx
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the puss is white blood cells that have come to fight infection. As long as the wound is clean just cover it, aply antiseptic (betadine is best) and leave it alone. Keep it moist and let your body repair itself. If its getting red or worse the infection may need the help of antibiotics to help fight. But first and foremost - keep your fingers out of it. Fingers are guaranteed to cause further infection, even if youve washed with soap. Use sterilized equipment to apply anything.
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anti-fungle treatment! grosse!
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See your doctor ASAP, but some suggestions here:\nMedical treatments\nSome people require the following medical treatments for chronic or severe hemorrhoids:\n\nHemorrhoidolysis/Galvanic Electrotherapy: desiccation of the hemorrhoid by electrical current. \nDilation: stretching of the anal sphincter muscle. Although no longer popular due to potential side effects, this treatment can be successfully applied to select cases of strangulated hemorrhoids. Rarely used anymore. \nRubber band ligation: elastic bands are applied onto an internal hemorrhoid to cut off its blood supply. Within several weeks, the withered hemorrhoid is sloughed off during normal bowel movement. \nSclerotherapy (injection therapy): sclerosant or hardening agent is injected into hemorrhoids. This causes the vein walls to collapse and the hemorrhoids to shrivel up. \nCryosurgery: a frozen tip of a cryoprobe is used to destroy hemorrhoidal tissues. Rarely used anymore. \nLaser, infared or BICAP coagulation: laser, infrared beam, or electricity is used to cauterize the affected tissues. Laser is now much less popular. \nHemorrhoidectomy: a true surgical procedure to excise and remove hemorrhoids. \nStapled Hemorrhoidectomy: Also called the procedure for prolapse and hemorrhoids, it is designed to resect soft tissue proximal to the dentate line, which disrupts the blood flow to the hemorrhoids. It is generally less painful than complete removal of hemorrhoids and also allows for faster recovery times. It's meant for hemorrhoids that fall out or bleed and is not helpful for painful outside conditions. \nFor some people, surgery may be the only treatment option for very severe cases, chronic or resistant cases of hemorrhoids, such as prolapsed, thrombosed, or strangulated hemorrhoids.
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Treat the cause. For older injuries, consider DVT, vascular occlusion or infection and treat appropriately. \n\nIf no treatable causes are identified, elevation, compression and cooling with ice for 15-20 minutes (not directly on the skin) 3-5 times per day will reduce inflammatory swelling due to injury.
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How is granuloma annulare treated?\n\nBecause granuloma annulare may be symptomless, no treatment is needed. The lesions may go away by themselves in a few months. Some may take years.\n\nHowever, if there are many areas, or ones that are cosmetically undesirable, there are several options. Your dermatologist may prescribe a steroid cream to apply, or inject steroids directly into the spot to help it disappear faster. Steroids can thin the skin and should be used according to your dermatologist’s directions.\n\nPUVA is a special kind of ultraviolet light therapy. It is sometimes used for people with widespread disease under the close supervision of a dermatologist. The major side effect of PUVA is sunburn-type reactions. Other oral medications may be indicated. It is important to see a dermatologist and get the correct diagnosis and the appropriate therapy.