Because you have multiple chronic conditions, the safety of any medication depends on its potential interactions and effects on your existing conditions. For diabetes, it’s important to avoid medications that can raise blood sugar. For rheumatoid arthritis, certain anti-inflammatory or immunosuppressive drugs may affect blood sugar, liver, or kidney function. For asthma, some medications, including certain NSAIDs or beta-blockers, may worsen breathing. The safest approach is to consult your healthcare provider before starting any new medicines, including over-the-counter drugs or supplements, so they can recommend options that are effective for your symptoms without compromising your diabetes, arthritis, or asthma.

Azoran (Azathioprine) can be used in cases of active and progressive vitiligo, especially for patients who cannot use systemic corticosteroids. It helps stabilise the disease and may be more effective when combined with phototherapy. However, it is not safe to take on your own. Azoran should only be used under a doctor’s supervision, with the dose tailored to your condition, and regular blood tests are necessary to monitor for potential side effects. Self-medication is strongly discouraged.