Mon-10-09-2018, 10:29 AM
(Mon-10-09-2018, 06:45 AM)Imapsomom Wrote: Doc proscribed CLobex foam for a few days on the scalp. Pharmacist (Chemist to most of you) said there isn't a foam, so I have to choose between shampoo and spray. Whats the difference? Is there one more terrible than the other, or more effective?
I guess there’s not much difference in what they do apart from the shampoo will be less messy in your hair and
The foam can be used anywhere on your body
Quote:
Cream/foam: Apply thin layer to affected areas q12hr and rub in gently and completely; not to exceed 50 g/week
Lotion: Apply to affected skin areas BID and rub in gently and completely; not to exceed 50 g/week;
Scalp
Foam: Apply to affected area in scalp q12hr for up to 2 weeks; not to exceed 50 g or 50 mL/week
Scalp Psoriasis
Indicated for moderate-to-severe forms of scalp psoriasis
Shampoo: Apply thin film to dry scalp qDay; leave in place for 15 min; add water, lather, and then rinse thoroughly; limit treatment to 4 consecutive weeks because of the potential for the drug to suppress the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis
Foam: Apply to affected area in scalp q12hr for up to 2 weeks; not to exceed 50 g/week
Plaque Psoriasis
Mild-to-moderate
Foam: Apply to affected area in scalp q12hr for up to 2 weeks; not to exceed 50 g/week
I found this about how to use either of them