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Can desonide creme be used on a pets skin?
Desonide is a topical cream that is used to treat rashes and itchiness. A low dosage of Desonide can be used on pets under the direction of a veterinarian.
Is desonide a proctosedyl ointment?
can i use desonide cream for hemorohides
Can you use desonide cream on diaper rash?
My doctor just prescribed my child desonide for her diaper rash. He said that it should only be used once a day.
Can you use desonide 0.05 percent cream on the face?
no
Is desonide the same as calcipotriene?
Desonide is the not the same as calcipotrone. Desonide is used to treat dry, itchy and flaky skin while calcipotrene is a synthetic derivative of Vitamin D.
I accidentally used a cream on my thigh which burned me i am using aquafor and desonide creme Do you think this is ok?
yes. If it was really dangerous, you would have been in tons of pain.
What is desonide ointment use for?
what is desonide ointment use for
Can you use desonide on ring worm?
can i use desonide for ring treatment
Can you use desonide cream on a dog?
A pet owner should know that when they have a pet it can mean some vet bills. NEVER self medicate your pet! See your vet and if they want to give you a cream ask for a prescription and have it filled at a pharmacy (cheaper.) I do this all the time.
Can desonide ointment be used for eye lid swelling redness and inflammation?
no dont use on or around your eyes. I was perscribed desonide oinment for inflamation around my eye and cheek and it has NOT caused any bad effect but it has helped my inflamation. i just don't recommend getting it in your eye.
Is Desonide Topical ointment by prescription only?
Yes
Is hydrocortizone the same as desonide 05?
They are both steroids - typically used topically for skin problems. Hydrocortisone 2.5% (prescription) and 1% (over-the-counter) are group VII, the weakest class of topical steroids. Desonide, even at a much lower .05% concentration is actually a stronger group VI or V topical steroid. The group VI vs V classification difference appears to be related to the medium the drug is suspended in. Whether the steroid is applied in a lotion, cream, or ointment affects how potent it is to the skin of a patient.
