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Which Of The Two Pretibenzyl Lotion Or Diprovate G Plus Cream Is Advisable For Burn Mark?

Hi ..i recently consulted a dermatologist regarding some allergy on fingers due to excesive sweating and secomdly my hand got burned ..she prescribed two creams 1. Pretibenzyl lotion and 2. Diprovate g plus cream .. But when i came home i just got confused regarding which cream to use for burn mark n my doctor no isnt reachable.. So could you plz help me among the two which is for burn mark..?
Mon, 11 Jul 2016
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

Happy to help you.

Diprovate is likely for the site of the allergic reaction because this is an anti inflammatory medication and the other cream would be used for the burn area.

This should be confirmed when are able to get into contact with your doctor or pharmacist.

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Which Of The Two Pretibenzyl Lotion Or Diprovate G Plus Cream Is Advisable For Burn Mark?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic Happy to help you. Diprovate is likely for the site of the allergic reaction because this is an anti inflammatory medication and the other cream would be used for the burn area. This should be confirmed when are able to get into contact with your doctor or pharmacist. I hope this helps