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Vol. 30. Issue 4.
Pages 104-117 (January 2003)
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Vol. 30. Issue 4.
Pages 104-117 (January 2003)
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Comparación de clobetasol frente a prednicarbato para el tratamiento del prurito vulvar con o sin distrofia
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Estudio preliminar, prospectivo de un año, J. López-Olmos
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We present a clinical, prospective and comparative study over one year, between two topical corticosteroids in the treatment of vulvar pruritus, with or without dystrophy. Clobetasol versus prednicarbate, with 10 cases in both groups.

The results were very good, with improvement of the pruritus in all cases. Those cases of vulvar dystrophy with lichen sclerosus type lesions also improved. There were no secondary effects.

In conclusion, both products are efficacious in the treatment of vulvar pruritus, and vulvar dystrophy also improves.

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Presentamos un estudio clínico prospectivo y comparativo de un año entre dos corticoides tópicos para el tratamiento del prurito vulvar con y sin distrofia vulvar, clobetasol frente a prednicarbato, con 10 casos en cada grupo.

Los resultados han sido muy buenos, desapareciendo el prurito en todos los casos. Los casos de distrofia vulvar tipo liquen escleroatrófico (LEA) también mejoraron de las lesiones. No hubo efectos secundarios.

Como conclusión, ambos productos son eficaces para tratar el prurito vulvar, y la distrofia vulvar también mejora.

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