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Frequently asked questions
Clobetasol usually starts working within a few days of application, with noticeable relief from redness, swelling, and itching. However, complete improvement may take up to two weeks, depending on the condition.
Avoid applying Clobetasol on broken or infected skin, open wounds, or the face unless directed by a doctor. Prolonged use may cause skin thinning, irritation, or hormonal imbalances. Do not cover treated areas with bandages unless advised.
No, stopping Clobetasol suddenly can cause a rebound effect, leading to worsening symptoms. Gradual tapering, as directed by a doctor, is recommended to prevent withdrawal reactions.
Clobetasol is mainly used topically, so its absorption into the bloodstream is minimal. However, prolonged use over large areas may increase systemic absorption, requiring caution in patients with kidney or liver disease.
There is limited evidence on Clobetasol affecting fertility. However, prolonged and excessive use may cause hormonal disturbances, so it should be used as prescribed by a doctor.
Using clobetasol over a large area of skin for an extended period increases the risk of serious side effects. In the cream form, it contains cetostearyl alcohol, which can cause skin irritation at the application site, and chlorocresol, which may trigger an allergic reaction.
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