Hydrocortisone / pramoxine topical for Dermatitis User Reviews
Brand names: Analpram-HC, Proctofoam HC, Pramosone Procort Epifoam
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Proctofoam HC, Analpram E, Pramosone, Epifoam, Procort
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"I have eczema, which is a form of dermatitis. I get it most predominantly in the fall through the spring on different parts of my body. I take an antihistamine for the itching sensation and use Pramosone for the dry, cracked, painful physical reaction. It has saved my life (and my mind) more than a few times; however, once it expires, it doesn't have the same amazing effect."