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Have Psoriasis Vulgaris. Prescribed Dipsalic Ointment. Patches Turned To Prickly Spots. Solution?

sir i am suffering from psoroisis vulgaris thats the reason i am taking treatment from a known skin specialist, In this treatment doctor suggested Dipsalic ointment and some tablets. now my body patches cured partially and patches are converted into splittings like pricky spots now i wanted to resolve those prickles thats why can u suggest further cream
Fri, 22 Mar 2013
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hello..Thanks for your query
Dipsalic is the correct medicine in Psoriasis.
The patches might always not clear up uniformly leading to the appearance you mention.Also the salicylic component of this medicine is keratolytic and may give rise to a similar look.
I suggest you apply medicated emollients in the patches and keep them hydrated.This should be done multiple times in a day .This aids in faster resolution as well as better action of the topicals you are applying.
Hope this is helpful.
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Have Psoriasis Vulgaris. Prescribed Dipsalic Ointment. Patches Turned To Prickly Spots. Solution?

hello..Thanks for your query Dipsalic is the correct medicine in Psoriasis. The patches might always not clear up uniformly leading to the appearance you mention.Also the salicylic component of this medicine is keratolytic and may give rise to a similar look. I suggest you apply medicated emollients in the patches and keep them hydrated.This should be done multiple times in a day .This aids in faster resolution as well as better action of the topicals you are applying. Hope this is helpful. Take Care!