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V. Dey (2014)
Misuse of topical corticosteroids: A clinical study of adverse effectsIndian Dermatology Online Journal, 5
E. Nnoruka, O. Okoye (2006)
Topical steroid abuse: its use as a depigmenting agent.Journal of the National Medical Association, 98 6
T. Nagesh, A. Akhilesh (2016)
Topical Steroid Awareness and Abuse: A Prospective Study among Dermatology OutpatientsIndian Journal of Dermatology, 61
Amitava Sinha, S. Kar, N. Yadav, Bhushan Madke (2016)
Prevalence of Topical Steroid Misuse Among Rural MassesIndian Journal of Dermatology, 61
[The use of topical steroids in the Middle East is quite common as the regulations of dispensing to patients are lax. Even though the uses of these medications are limited in the pediatric population in fear of their possible side effects, their use in adults is mainly in the treatment of pigmentary disorders. Given that such conditions are common, abuse is highly possible. The occurrence of adverse events, such as atrophy, is common in this population group.]
Published: May 18, 2017
Keywords: Middle East; Pigmentary disorders; Steroids; Prescription; Education
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