The following diseases with wetness, erosion, ligation, or secondary infection // eczema / dermatitis group (including progressive palmokeratosis, seborrheic dermatitis), psoriasis, palm Pustulosis
Secondary infection such as trauma, burn, and surgical wound |
Wash your hands before and after use. Apply an appropriate amount to your fingertips and apply it gently on the belly of your fingers without rubbing too hard. Try not to spread it over healthy areas.
The number of uses is usually twice or once a day (morning, evening or after bathing). In general, the acute phase is twice, and after one to two weeks, the severity is evaluated, and if it improves, the dose is reduced once or switched to a weaker one. It would be ideal if the dose could be reduced in stages and eventually stopped, but it may be a little longer for maintenance therapy in cases such as atopic dermatitis.
The disease itself is not cured. Because it is a symptomatic treatment, there is a risk that it will turn back when stopped. Suddenly, especially during long-term large-scale use, it may cause severe rebound symptoms. Therefore, you should not stop by self-judgment because it has become beautiful. Continue patiently for the time indicated. When discontinuing, reduce the dose step by step at the physician's discretion.
Avoid as much as possible around your eyes, but be careful not to get into your eyes when using it. Entering large amounts may increase intraocular pressure and cause glaucoma.
Use within the specified range. Do not substitute it after shaving or under makeup because it works well. |
