Management Of Bullous Pemphigoid with Diabetes Mellitus Type 2

Introduction :It's an uncommon autoimmune disease that affects both men and women, albeit women have a higher prevalence. Presenting complaints and investigations: For six months, a woman in her 65th year patient has delivered a presentation dermatology department with the major complaint of fluid-filled sores all over her body. She had also been complaining of lesions with mild to severe scratching, irritation, and an occasional burning feeling over lesions for the past 6 months, and she was a recognised case of type 2 diabetes mellitus for which she had been taking medication for the past 6 to 7 years. The main Diagnosis, therapeutic intervention and outcomes: after a physical examination and inquiry, the doctor discovered a case of Bullous Phemphoid with a verified case of DM type 2. Inj. Insulin Mixtard 22U/16U, Tab. Mg), Cap. Doxepin 10 Mg BD, Tab. Dailyshine 60000IU (Once A Week), L/A Omate -F ODSupplements of vitamin B, calcium, iron, and folic acid were provided. All of the treatments were completed, and the outcome was satisfactory. Conclusion: She responded to both medicine and physician counseling. Her itching has diminished and some lesions have healed.