Sorbaderm Barrier Cream 92g

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GREEN Epimax® ExCetra cream 100g, 500g [previously ExCetra® Cream] [equivalent to Cetraben ® cream] If you’ve been using topical corticosteroids for a long time, it’s a good idea to ask your doctor to review your treatment. Reporting side effects A FTU (about 500mg) is the amount needed to squeeze a line from the tip of an adult finger to the first crease of the finger. It should be enough to treat an area of skin double the size of the flat of your hand with your fingers together.

Most people only need to use the medicine once or twice a day for 3 to 7 days. Occasionally a doctor may suggest using it less frequently over a longer period of time.

thinning of the skin, which can make the affected skin more vulnerable to damage; for example, you may bruise more easily For advice and guidance to help minimise the risk when using emollients, talk to your local Fire and Rescue Service. Be careful to make sure the skin cream does not get onto the fabric of armchairs or other furniture, cushions and blankets. Be aware that the cream can transfer from your skin onto the fabric of furniture when you are sitting or lying on it. Tell relatives and carers

All emollients, with the exceptions of Zerodouble ®gel and WSP/LP (50:50), may be used as soap substitutes.Aqueous cream is Most adults and children can use topical corticosteroids safely, but there are situations when they are not recommended. If potent or very potent topical corticosteroids are used for a long time or over a large area, there's a risk of the medicine being absorbed into the bloodstream and causing internal side effects, such as: Change and wash your clothes and bedding frequently to reduce the build-up of skin cream. However, remember that whilst washing your clothing and bedding even at high temperatures might reduce the build-up, it does not remove it completely and the danger may remain. Keep cream off furniture

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Topical corticosteroids cannot cure these conditions, but can help relieve the symptoms. Who can use topical corticosteroids

Fragrances are a major cause of skin sensitization, and as a general principle, products containing fragrance should not be If you need any medical or dental treatment, show your steroid treatment card to the doctor, dentist or pharmacist so they know that you're using topical corticosteroids. Withdrawal side effects https://www.gov.uk/drug-safety-update/emollients-and-risk-of-severe-and-fatal-burns-new-resources-availableThe most common side effect of topical corticosteroids is a burning or stinging sensation when the medicine is applied. However, this usually improves as your skin gets used to the treatment. If you're using both topical corticosteroids and emollients, wait 20 to 30 minutes between using them. Fingertip units