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What is the treatment for exfolistive dermatitis caused by lasix (furosemide)?
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Drug eruption: Of course the medication should be stopped it it is cause of the rash. Infection needs to be ruled out, also some of the blistering diseases can present as a diffuse peeling skin. This condition needs to be treated by your dermatologist to make sure the diagnosis and treatment are correct.
Answered 10/20/2017
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