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What would be the best option for sebhoric dermatitis? besides a dermatologist?
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For seborrhea : In general,medications used to treat seborrhea include medium potency corticosteroid cream. The over-the-counter cream is usually 1% hydrocortisone which is low potency. The other agent that is used would be an antifungal cream. The best option is usually a prescription like ketoconazole. There are over-the-counter antifungal creams that can be tried but their potency may not be as effective
Answered 1/11/2021
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