How will I know if it is safe to try a new drug if I have existing drug allergies?

There are certain facts one needs to establish eg how old is your child ? Age appropriate behavior is something you need to be aware of - meaning at a different age we expect maturity to take place and hence this concern is best answered in discussion with a doctor who can then observe your child and interview more extensively to come to a conclusion .

Hi,Intralesional steroid injection is the mainstay of keloid treatment. The injectable steroid comes in different strengths. Facial keloids generally respond better than non-facial keloids to treatment. As such, lower strength steroids are used to inject them and to reduce potential side effects such as skin thinning, loss of pigmentation and formation of blood vessels. For non-facial keloids e. g those on the hands, higher strength steroid injections may be used cautiously if lower strength steroids fail to give adequate improvement albeit the higher risk of side-effects highlighted above.