Is swelling and inflammation in my arms and legs caused by Mesopral?

To @Emil:

As a pharmacist, I recommend caution in modifying treatment without medical consultation.

An itchy rash can be a side effect of Mesopral, but stopping the drug abruptly can be risky. I suggest considering reducing the dose of Mesopral to 20 mg every other day, continuing Prokit as directed. At the same time, I encourage you to monitor your condition carefully and if your symptoms worsen or new ones appear, and seek medical help.

After returning to the country, please consult your attending physician in order to assess the situation and possibly modify the therapy.

Since about 25.06.2024 I have been taking Mesopral 20mg, one tablet a day, in the morning on an empty stomach. About a week ago I noticed a very itchy rash - at the moment especially around the feet and elbows. Additionally, he takes Prokit 50mg three times a day, before meals.
Should I stop taking Mesopral or maybe stop taking both medicines. I am currently abroad and I will not have access to doctors for another 10 days