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Usage of elocon
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I have been using elocon ointment since 6 years, my face skin is addicted to it, I don't wanna use this cream anymore, even if I don't apply for 2 days I end up having black spots itching even face has become hairy! One doctor suggested me tbis1% and another doctor cutisoft ointment, I'm not sure which one to use and for how long. Please suggest.
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No...contains steroid.. very dangerous... alternate safe cream available...do direct private online consultation for detailed prescription by sending photos.
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You have topical steroid damage face. Please consult me privately to get deaddiction from your cream. Shall be minimum 3 months treatment
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