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Can i use claricort everytime when situation calls for it even without visiting my dermatologist? my eczema is kinda resurfacing. thanks
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Eczema action plan: For chronic recurrent conditions like eczema it is reasonable to design an action plan under the guidance of your doctor. This would include use of such combination prescription meds as Claricort if & when the breakout reaches a certain level of activity. Lesser intensity events could be handled with simpler OTC meds.
Answered 4/15/2019
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