What is Clobevate?
Clobevate gel is a topical medication and treats many skin conditions and helps to manage their symptoms. Applying this medication can help to deal with a variety of skin conditions, including dermatitis, rash, allergies, psoriasis, eczema, etc.
These skin conditions can bring many symptoms that you can manage with Clobevate gel, such as itching, redness, and swelling. Such symptoms can cause irritation and lead to discomfort. Many people call it clobevate cream but it is available in gel form.
This topical gel is a very strong corticosteroid.
How You Can Clobevate Gel
Doctors do not recommend the use of Clobevate gel on the face, underarms, and groin. You can apply this medication only to your skin.
You should follow proper hygiene.
Make sure that you wash your hands before applying the medicine to your skin. You need to rub the Clobevate gel gently on the affected areas. Apply the medication only twice a day.
Leave the affected area open after applying for the medicine as you do not need to bandage the area.
Are There Any Side Effects Of Using Clobevate Topical?
People with sensitive skin may experience some mild side effects of this medication, such as:
- Itching
- Burning
- Skin rash
- Swollen hair follicle
- Dry or cracking skin
- Spider veins
- Changes in the color of treated skin
- Pimples or blisters
- Redness
- Mild skin rash
- Irritation around mouth
- Temporary hair loss (only from the affected area)
You only need to apply a thin layer of the gel on the affected area and shout not apply it more than twice a day. Make sure that you do use less than 50 g per week.
Discuss with the doctor if you are using any other medicine or supplements as Clobevate may interfere with other medications.
If you are pregnant, do not use this medication without a prescription. There may be any other side effects that you may experience as you need to discuss them with the best dermatologist.
Be careful when you apply Clobevate gel on your skin, and avoid its contact with the eyes as it can cause glaucoma or eye irritation.
