Duraprep and Rash vesicular

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Duraprep

Duraprep has active ingredients of iodine povacrylex; isopropyl alcohol. Commonly reported side effects of Duraprep include skin irritation, thermal burn, skin reaction, excoriation, skin exfoliation.

Rash vesicular

Rash vesicular has been reported by people with rheumatoid arthritis, high blood pressure, pain, bipolar disorder, depression.

On May, 25, 2013: No report is found.

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• From this study (10 months ago):

Immacolata Biondi on Aug, 12, 2012:

I have diabetes type 2 and are currently on Januvia twice daily. This has brough down the sugar level to an almost acceptable level. However I have paresthesia in my lower legs and feet. I was prescribed Lameline but have since come off the drug and was wondering if it would be OK to take Codeine/paracetomol combo tabs to help with the burning and pain. I would be grateful for any advice. Thankyou

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• From this study (1 year ago):

Dyanne Jurin on May, 8, 2012:

My husband developed raised red spots on his cheeks and an eye stye 1 month after starting Januvia. He stopped 2 months ago and they persist - now on both cheeks. I see reports that Januvia can affect your immune system. The Dermatologist is unsure of what the rash is. He is recommending antibiotics. I think this is a weird coincidence that he took the Januvia and got this persisting vesicular rash.
Any one else ever figure out how to treat the rash?

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• From this study (2 years ago):

jen schlitz on Aug, 22, 2011:

I underwent a robotic laproscopic hesterectomy and was told duraprep was used prior to surgery even though I notified the surgeon and the hospital that I had an allergy to topical iodine, bracelet was worn and yet this duraprep was used. I have been dealing with a rash from my breast to mid thigh for two weeks and the pain, itching and blistering are unbearable. Very aggravated!

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• From this study (2 years ago):

My son had meniscus surgery. Two days post-op, his surgical site was red. After 3 days, blisters developed. The blisters got worse over the following week and my son experienced severe pain. He is now 6 weeks post-op and his skin is scarred.

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• From this study (2 years ago):

ME on Mar, 22, 2011:

I have a level 904 when it suppose to be 101 to 228 on my lab results test
I am on levothyrixine sodium,lisinpril and lamictal
I been suffering for 5 months from being confused, memory impairment. involuntary myleconic movements,anxiousness, ataxia, falling, fast heart rates
I ask two neuro doctors and cardio MD I had stress test for chest pain.
I was told my level was way to high for this syndrome and now I am being workup for carcinoid tumors or tumor, what a nightmare!

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