I was recently told I have pyriosis and was given TAC for the rash. The directions say not to use on face and groin. I'm male and I want to know why do I have to keep it away from my junk.
Is Triamcinolone Acetonide cream safe?
Question posted by Steven Leigh on 19 Dec 2014
Last updated on 22 July 2023 by GunnerMan
5 Answers
GunnerMan
22 July 2023
It was prescribed for me to use on my groin, and I did with no side affects. And it worked great.
Sniper7mag
12 Dec 2021
What happens if your dog gets a little in his mouth he took the Off and punctured it yeah I know he had to get some in his mouth
Pjay15
20 July 2019
It can cause thinning of the skin in that area and leave you open to infection.
kaismama
19 Dec 2014
Atrophy means getting smaller and weaker, it doesn't have to be from lack of use. Steroid creams can thin out your skin over a prolonged use. The skin in delicate parts like your face or groin is already thin.
Steven Leigh
19 Dec 2014
Thank you that's what I was looking for. I don't think I'm special just a man dealing with something I know nothing about. so thank you very much.
masso
19 Dec 2014
Prolonged use of topical corticosteroids may cause atrophy of the epidermis and subcutaneous tissue; these effects are most likely to occur (even with short-term use) in intertriginous (e.g., axilla, groin), flexor, and facial areas.
Steven Leigh
19 Dec 2014
Thank you. If I'm right[which is ify} atrophy means gets smaller and weaker from lack of use, like a leg after being in a cast. If I'm wrong let me know. again thank you for your time.
masso
19 Dec 2014
You are one special person, btw you are welcome.
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