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I got some poison ivy or something on my legs and the Dermatologist prescribed Vanos. I also have an allergic type rash on part of my face that is unrelated to the poison ivy. She prescribed Protopic for that.
She was adamant that I am not to use the Vanos on my face to treat that rash. When the Protopic she prescribed for my face did not work, I went ahead and applied several light coatings of Vanos to my face anyway and it seems to have worked well. I was careful not to get it in my eyes, nose, mouth etc.
My question is this........why was she so adamant about not using Vanos on my face? What would typically go wrong as far as adverse events are concerned that would make her say not to use it there? I used it and it is working better than anything else I have tried. Why was she so concerned about makng sure I didnt use it on my face?
Any serious replies would be appreciated. I work in Pharma also in a non competitive field to yours. Thank you.
She was adamant that I am not to use the Vanos on my face to treat that rash. When the Protopic she prescribed for my face did not work, I went ahead and applied several light coatings of Vanos to my face anyway and it seems to have worked well. I was careful not to get it in my eyes, nose, mouth etc.
My question is this........why was she so adamant about not using Vanos on my face? What would typically go wrong as far as adverse events are concerned that would make her say not to use it there? I used it and it is working better than anything else I have tried. Why was she so concerned about makng sure I didnt use it on my face?
Any serious replies would be appreciated. I work in Pharma also in a non competitive field to yours. Thank you.