What Is Diprolene Lotion Used For?
Diprolene lotion, a prescription ointment also known by the generic name betamethasone topical, is used to treat a variety of skin conditions.
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What is Diprolene Lotion Used For?
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Diprolene lotion is prescribed to treat skin inflammation caused by psoriasis, eczema and allergic reactions. It may also be prescribed for other skin conditions as necessary.
What is Diprolene Lotion?
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Diprolene lotion, or betamethasone lotion, is a topical steroid.
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How Does Diprolene Lotion Work?
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Steroids, such as diprolene lotion, work by blocking chemicals produced by the body that cause redness, irritation, swelling or inflammation.
Does Diprolene Lotion Have Any Known Side Effects?
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Diprolene lotion may cause acne, burning of the skin, change in skin color, cracking or drying of the skin, or excessive itching. Serious side effects can include wheezing, difficulty breathing or swallowing, severe skin rash and skin infection. If you experience any of these conditions, stop using the medication and notify your doctor.
Can Anyone Use Diprolene Lotion?
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Those who are allergic to betamethasone or other topical steroids should not use diprolene lotion. Women who are pregnant, nursing or may become pregnant while being treated should not use diprolene lotion.
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