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Fingers are swollen and itchy because of alergy from putting nails.used citrizine for alergy but its not better?will ciprofloxacin help swollen fingers
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It might: Please see your dermatologist to find out what the best therapy would be. You might need a topical steroid.
Answered 5/22/2017
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