Are you allergic to Clobetasone?
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How do you know?
I am sure I'm allergic but cannot be sure.
My doctor says to use the ointment twice a day now because I'm suffering so badly 'down there'. But it just seems to be making it worse.
I don't know if it is me or is it the ointment.
How can I be sure?
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Vibrant_Health CPR22
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Good luck.
athena93317 CPR22
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Emis_Moderator athena93317
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I removed the link in your post to the Dr Goldstein video. If you want to refer users to it please use the link below which has the direct link plus other information. This will also save your posts going for moderation as it is an internal link.
https://patient.info/forums/discuss/new-to-ls-start-here-297241
Regards,
Alan
Morrell1951 CPR22
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If we have a mild or slow case of LS as I've had for forty years it's possible to get by without the medication – I was only diagnosed and treated 18 months ago. It's hugely helped me, but it takes months and months – maybe two years to really do it's work and then we keep using a tenny bit twice a week as maintenance.
Some of us have extremely aggressive LS that scars and disfigures quickly. Those patients are given Tacrolimus if they're allergic to clobetasol.
CPR22 Morrell1951
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