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DIPROSONE 0.05%, cream, box of 1 tube of 30 g


 

Active ingredient

Betamethasone

 

DIPROSONE is usually prescribed for:

Contact eczema

Atopic dermatitis

Lichenification

Stasis dermatitis

Psoriasis excluding very extensive plaques

Lichen

Non-parasitic prurigo

Dyshidrosis

Genital sclero-atrophic lichen

Granuloma annulare

Discoid lupus erythematosus

Seborrhoeic dermatitis except face

Pruritus of mycosis fungoides

Insect bite

Parasitic prurigo

Indications DIPROSONE-

1. Preferred indications where local corticosteroid therapy is considered the best treatment:


contact eczema


atopic dermatitis


lichenification


2. Indications where local corticosteroid therapy is one of the usual treatments:


stasis dermatitis


psoriasis (excluding very extensive plaques)


lichen


non-parasitic prurigo


dyshidrosis


genital sclero-atrophic lichen


granuloma annulare


discoid lupus erythematosus


seborrheic dermatitis except face


symptomatic treatment of pruritus of mycosis fungoides


3. Indications of circumstance for a short duration:


insect bites and parasitic prurigo after etiological treatment.


The cream form is more particularly intended for acute, oozing lesions.


Note: each dermatosis must be treated with a corticosteroid at the most appropriate level, knowing that depending on the results, it may be necessary to replace it with a product with stronger or weaker activity on all or part of the lesions.

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