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Inflammatory Skin Conditions

Inflammatory skin conditions is a broad label rather than one diagnosis. It can group several skin problems under one name. A medicine’s listed uses may name the wider group or a particular condition within it. Treatment is matched to the condition and the medicine’s listed uses.

Medicine used to treat Inflammatory Skin Conditions

Aristocort

Triamcinolone

4mg

Aristocort tablets contain triamcinolone for inflammatory skin conditions, eczema and psoriasis. A single strength and various pack sizes exist. You can compare the price per tablet across options.

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Key points

  • Inflammatory skin conditions is a group name; eczema and psoriasis are named examples.
  • Aristocort is listed for the group, for eczema and for psoriasis.
  • Pharmacy partners in India ship orders to Malaysia in discreet packaging.

What the group covers

The names are not interchangeable. Assessment by a pharmacist or doctor helps match advice to the condition. The group name can be used in a medicine’s listed uses, but a diagnosis still matters. For condition-specific reading, see eczema, psoriasis and inflammatory skin conditions.

Triamcinolone tablets

For the named uses, Aristocort is a tablet containing triamcinolone 4mg. The tablet is the form supplied for those uses. Its strength is 4mg.

Before use

Speak to a pharmacist or doctor before using Aristocort. Tell them about other medicines you take, including ones bought without a prescription, and any health conditions you have, so suitability and interactions can be checked. Ask them to explain possible side effects and what to do if one occurs. Do not use a medicine for a condition it is not intended for. If you are unsure, ask before use.

When to get advice

Seek advice if a skin condition is not improving or is troubling you. If a skin condition is severe or you are worried, seek advice promptly. A pharmacist or doctor can review the problem and discuss whether Aristocort is appropriate for your skin problem.

Further reading

These sources cover inflammatory skin conditions, dermatitis and eczema.

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