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By roseyrose521 | Dec 18, 2012

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Answered by Mark Lupo, M.D.

hyperthyroidism and skin lesions

I have hyperthyroidism and prescribed methametazol it seems that I have severe itching with smal raised lesions that seem to have a solid middle on my antecubital area usualy only on the right side. I was wondering if the skin reaction can be due to the medication or the hyperthroidism.

Mark Lupo, M.D.

Dec 20, 2012

Yes this could be due to the medication. Please contact your physician

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