Celestone for Inflammatory Conditions User Reviews
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- December 4, 2020
"I used Gelmicin cream that contains betamethasone to treat my rosacea. It worked, however, because betamethasone is a vasodilator, my face became red, and I looked like I had a sunburn. My doctor instructed me to stop using Gelmicin, and now I use a sulfur-based face wash that is not very effective."
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"First, I don’t understand why “Incidence not known” precedes lists of side effects. Are they possible side effects, or not? It’s Friday evening, four days post 2.5 ml Celestone/Xylocaine guided injection into the left subacromial-subdeltoid bursa, painless. I had flushing day 2-3, now past. No pain relief from the injection yet. The last 24 hours have been taking ibuprofen 6 hourly after food. Resting most of the day as too uncomfortable to do much, though I have tried. Still very uncomfortable. New symptom is a bit like sinus pain in that it’s manifesting as painful facial bones and other areas around my upper arm and head and neck, more on the left."