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Bleach burns on the face

Dr. Darakhshan., PHARM-D
 

Medical Case Details:

A patient had acne for which she was using Benzoyl peroxide at night, Clindamycin gel in the morning, and she was taking Azithromycin tablets for 3 days in a week. She applied facial bleach on her face yesterday for 10 mints. It burnt her facial skin. Affected areas are cheeks and forehead. What could be the possible management for this case?

 


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Dr. Abhishek Ponathil
Venereologist

Sunscreen application during daytime.
Short course of low dose oral steroid with fast tapering.
Moisturizer application at night.


13.May, 03:36pm
Dr. Darakhshan
Pharmacologist

I uploaded my skin burn picture in daylight. Kindly evaluate it again please.

13.May, 03:44pm
Dr. Gulnaz Ali
Dermatologist

Hi Darakhshan.
This is case of severe contact dermatitis with chemical of bleach.
Now strict sun protection with sunscreen in morning ,because sun light can increase pigmentation.in noon and at night apply mild steroids on face like topical methylprednisolone. Moisturize skin with good moisturizer.

17.May, 10:59am

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