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New Just be aware that it is a steroid
Whatever is your attitude to overuse of such - and I have no info about the range of side effects if one is sensitive to such.

(Of course with terminal itching.. WTF some risks are worth taking)

IANAT (Toxicologist)


Ashton
New Thanks, Ashton
Seriously. Thanks for this info. I always kind of assumed it was a non-steroidal, OTC, weak sister preparation commercially named to ride the coattails of Cortisone. Your post made me look deeper: [link|http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/sci/A0824711.html|Hydrocortisone at Infoplease]. I think you're very right that intense itching made me shut-off the risk-assessment parts of my brain.

I'm not one for medication--I think I average fewer than eight aspirin tablets per year. The only time I've ever used this stuff was on a rash on my neck that broke-out from spider mite bites. I only used it once-a-day (before going to sleep) for three days.

The human version of it was somewhere around $10 per ounce while the pet version was about $5 for a big 'ol pump spray bottle. I liked the pump spray because my reaction to the mite bites was such that even the application of the cream was irritating.

Thanks again.
New Re: Just be aware that it is a steroid
Steroids are suspected to exacerbate eye problems such as I had. Be careful with them.
Regards,

-scott anderson

"Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson..."
New Many years ago I used it for (at least several months)
for some minor skin thingies - which it sorta seemed to 'treat the symptoms of' = perfect allopathy. It was of course, hawked everywhere -- the panacea du jour. (We suffer then from, a er 'cortisone deficiency' normally?) When I heard a bit more from a biochemist, I stopped.

I have heard only vagueness re alleged length of time the effects remain in the body, thus far. These range from, "quite a while" through - forever. (kind like Herpes Simplex ??)

What I see is: when used around the knuckles (for ex.) the cream had the effect of erasing! the natural creases there, leaving that skin smooth. Permanently. Now whatever Else that 'might mean' - it has certainly given some New instructions to the skin maintenance machinery. What Other machinery got new Instructions ??



Ashton
     Poison Oak really really really really really really sucks - (drewk) - (22)
         Had a big poison ivy growing on the house - (admin)
         Poison sumac really really really really really sucks.... - (folkert) - (13)
             Well, Oak seems to get an extra "really" - (drewk) - (8)
                 Cortisone may work better than calamine lotion. - (Another Scott) - (6)
                     Poison ivy... - (hnick)
                     Hydrocortisone - (morganek) - (4)
                         Just be aware that it is a steroid - (Ashton) - (3)
                             Thanks, Ashton - (morganek)
                             Re: Just be aware that it is a steroid - (admin)
                             Many years ago I used it for (at least several months) - (Ashton)
                 Another helpful medication is diphenhydramine - Benadryl... - (a6l6e6x)
             Something like that happened to me once... - (ben_tilly) - (3)
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                 Those were his exact words -NT - (Silverlock)
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         Re: Poison Oak really really really really really really suc - (wharris2)

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