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Topical corticosteroids were introduced into medicine about 50 years ago. They represent a significant milestone in dermatologic therapy.
Have you been struggling with red, inflamed skin that just won’t seem to go away? It could be a condition known as Preventable Red Skin Syndrome.
Inflammation is a natural bodily response to the need for repair, and is therefore essential to the healing process. Through the inflammatory process, worn-out tissue or tissue damaged by trauma