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 Vitiligo  No Cortisone Cortisone is no more effective as a long term treatment for Vitiligo* · Steroids may help initially for a short time · Steroid lead to relapse of Vitiligo · Steroids treated relapse is more severe, more complex · Steroids treated vitiligo is more difficult to treat · It is wise to avoid steroid during any stage of Vitiligo · Steroid puts you to the vicious cycle of dependency · Steroid dependents have to come out of the vicious cycle (*Observations based on a statistical study of over 350 cases of Vitiligo at our center, who were earlier treated with steroids.)
2. Stopping of the steroids eventually leads to the reappearance of eruptions 3. The eruption, which relapses after the use of steroids, are more resistant than before 4. The extent of eruptions increase after stopping the steroids in most cases 5. Steroids produce side effects by hampering the immunity, lowering resistance, disturbing hormonal cycle, etc. Let us talk a bit more about suppression with cortisone. As we understand, Vitiligo is just an expression of some inner disharmony. Cortisone simply masks the eruption without treating the inner cause. Such a measure is understood to be suppressive. Homeopathy is against any use of local cream for treating any skin disease in general and Vitiligo in particular. Non-suppressive treatment is considered superior for any medical disorder. Please click here to study adverse effects of cortisone (steroids). Vitiligo Curability Test - More about Homeopathy - More about homeopathic approach |
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people realized the after effects of topical steroids. Then came new products
like Pimecrolimus and Tacrolimus (by different brand names) which
were marketed aggressively all over the world as a new, magical and safe
treatment for eczema, psoriasis and vitiligo. However, recent studies has
suggested that such topical creams have produced 28 cases of skin cancer amongst
children. On January 20, 2005 the FDA declared that Protopic will have to bear a
"black box" warning indicating possible cancer risks. (Source:
