The effect on psoriasis of clobetasol propionate used alone or in combination with UVB

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A study has been carried out to compare the effect of a combination of clobetasol propionate and UBV versus placebo/UVB. No significant reduction in time to healing was observed. However, symptoms abated more rapidly in the steroid/UVB group. Recurrences occurred at an earlier stage following the steroid UVB combination for long periods. A third group, treated solely with clobetasol propionate also has also been investigated, but results were poorer than those described above. It is concluded that steroids in combination with UBV should be used only during the initial period in order to achieve a more rapid alleviation of symptoms and to avoid the side effects.

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Larko, O., Swanbeck, G., & Svartholm, H. (1984). The effect on psoriasis of clobetasol propionate used alone or in combination with UVB. Acta Dermato-Venereologica, 64(2), 151–154. https://doi.org/10.2340/0001555564151154

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