Clobetasol cream is a topical prescription corticosteroid indicated for the treatment of plaque-type psoriasis, moderate to severe scalp psoriasis, and steroid-responsive skin conditions. Topical clobetasol can also be used to treat severe or resistant eczema and contact dermatitis. Topical clobetasol reduces local inflammation by blocking chemical reactions that cause inflammation, changing how immune cells work, and constricting blood vessels.
- Clobetasol cream is a topical prescription corticosteroid indicated for the treatment of plaque-type psoriasis, moderate to severe scalp psoriasis, and steroid-responsive skin conditions.
- Significantly fewer side effects than oral steroids
- Best results when applied to moist skin after bathing
- Should be used for the shortest period of time needed and limited to 2 weeks or less
- Apply the smallest amount topically that will cover the affected area up to twice daily
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Clobetasol Cream Side Effects
Clobetasol cream side effects may include dry skin, stinging, burning, itching where applied.
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