P&G NerveConnect – Patient Case Submission
Thank you for contributing to P&G NerveConnect, a clinical initiative dedicated to advancing pharmacy practice in nerve health. This submission form is designed to capture meaningful real-world insights while remaining practical for busy pharmacy settings.
Please share information based on what is available during the pharmacy encounter. Please ensure that no patient-identifiable information is included.
Indonesia
Patient Presentation
A <30-year-old Male presented with Other – The patient feels like his hands and feet are burning and the rash on his skin looks reddish and contains pus. at Multiple areas for Persistent (≥3 months).
Presenting Complaint
Initially, the patient searched on Google for the nearest pharmacy to where he lived and then also compared prices.
Actions Taken
Provided counselling on symptom management, Recommended vitamins or supplements, Recommended OTC treatment, Advised medical consultation, Provided lifestyle guidance, Other – provide ways to care for wounds, such as not intentionally breaking wounds containing pus so that it doesn’t spread further, and if it has broken, treat the wound well so that it doesn’t leave a scar.
Outcome / Next steps
Patient planned to monitor symptoms, Patient agreed to seek medical advice, Follow-up recommended at pharmacy
Key learning / Clinical insight
Sometimes there are some patients who are embarrassed to tell the origin of the spread of the disease they got, if the symptoms and origin of the disease cannot be explained honestly by the patient, then it can be recommended to the doctor so that the diagnosis is correct and the patient can be treated well
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