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User Reviews for betamethasone topical
Also known as: Alphatrex, Beta-Val, Diprolene, Diprolene AF, Diprosone, Luxiq
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Diprosone (betamethasone) for Dermatologic Disorders: I served in the middle east during the Iraq war. The weather in the desert was over 130 degrees, so I developed eczema. My mom was a nurse in Mexico and told me about diprosone. I tried it and it worked. So I have never looked back.
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Luxiq (betamethasone) for Dermatologic Disorders: This is the best at re-growing hair and works fast.
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Luxiq (betamethasone) for Dermatologic Disorders: Awesome, wipes out blisters due to poison ivy, in two days.
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| May 20, 2008 9:37 AM | |||||
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betamethasone for Dermatitis: I was prescribed this in the cream form for my severe eczema. This drug is the only thing that alleviated my symptoms. (Severe itching, raised, oozing bumps) My doctor advised me not to use this cream on areas of my body with thin skin (face, breasts, genitalia) because it could cause thinning of the skin in those areas.
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