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Compare epiceram skin barrier or fluocinonide cream?

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Different: Epiceram is barrier repair cream and has no antiinflammatory properties. These are often used in combination to quiet eczema.Once improved the epiceram would be continued and the steroid cream slowly stopped.

Answered 2/23/2014

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