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A member asked:
Dyshidrotic eczema on hands: steroid cream + antibiotic ointment for infected blister. how long after applying these can i go to the bathroom/wash my hand(s) (only using non-infected hand)? and can i put gauze or gloves on at night after applying?
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The creams usually absorb within 30 minutes. Cotton glove may be used, no gauze recommended. Avoid immersion of hand in water.
Answered 8/27/2023
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