A 37-year-old male patient with the history of itching and after scratching there occurs exaggerated triple response, since 6 months. Occasionally itching, no other symptoms, USG normal, blood examination normal, LFT and RFT normal. He is in DEC+CPM since 1 week, but not resolved.
Why is this exaggerated triple response? Suggest management.
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