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Tell the doctor to write u a prescription for azathioprine and dosage use...along with the capsaicin cream...if its not available at the hospital pharmacy I'm sure u can get them at any Hmedix pharmacy in abuja or any other big pharmacy. Do as recommended and everything will be alright.

As for the pic you posted,download PDF editor and use watermark to cover the doctor n patients name for confidentiality[/quote]

How do i do that please

TundeWX:
This is insightful.
My little advise like I said earlier will be to administer a strong dose of immunosuppressive drug(azathioprine preferably) to limit the impact and Capsaicin cream on the affected area to soothe the itch.there is sadly no known 100% cure for it as random treatments/therapy keep having a backfire rate.its just best to save ur funds(as hospitals/treatment centres will be running multitudes of test on trial and errors) and wait it out(I know that seems hard as a parent),IT WILL GO ON ITS OWN EVENTUALLY.
-Pls ensure she doesn't scratch it
-limit her exposure to sunlight(particularly 11am-3pm)
-loose fitting clothes preferably
-drink enough water,very very very important
-pls have enough antibiotics at hand,because at this point her immune system is compromised,so she's susceptible to various ailments.
-have a monthly test check on hepatitis

can you please use a watermark and cover the patient and doctor's name...its confidential.
I hope my little input helps,I wish her the very best...I assure you the ailment will go on its own.dont be downcast,she needs ur strength as a parent during this trying times.
Cheers!!!

Thank you.

TundeWX:
Looks like an advanced stage of lichen planus skin disorder...might b wrong tho...if it is,there's no cure,the good thing is that it goes on its own eventually..just medications(immunosuppressive) to reduce the itch and spread..I really pray its not.shed more light on doctors analysis,someone here might be of help with more info.
Take heart,cheers