Diproliv Lotion

Diproliv Lotion helps reduce skin inflammation, itching, and redness associated with certain inflammatory skin conditions. Your doctor may recommend it for the following conditions:

• Eczema: Diproliv Lotion helps reduce the intense itching, redness, and dry patches associated with eczema flare-ups.
• Psoriasis: Diproliv Lotion assists in calming the thick, scaly plaques and localized inflammation caused by plaque psoriasis.
• Dermatitis: Diproliv Lotion relieves contact or seborrheic dermatitis by targeting skin inflammation and soothing irritated areas.

Diproliv Lotion provides targeted relief from the uncomfortable symptoms of inflammatory skin conditions, helping you feel more comfortable in your daily life.

• Reduces severe itching: By calming the skin's inflammatory response, it helps prevent the urge to scratch, protecting your skin from further damage and infection.
• Clears redness and swelling: It targets the localized blood vessel swelling, making the affected areas look and feel less irritated.
• Supports skin healing: By bringing inflammation under control, it allows your skin barrier a chance to heal and recover from painful flare-ups.

• Diproliv Lotion is typically applied as directed by your healthcare provider. Follow the prescribed application schedule.
• Clean and dry the affected area, then apply a thin layer of the medication, gently rubbing it in until absorbed.
• Do not swallow the medication, avoid applying it to broken or irritated skin, and do not use near eyes, mouth, or mucous membranes.

• Moisturise regularly: Apply a gentle, fragrance-free moisturiser daily, especially within a few minutes of bathing, to lock in moisture and protect your skin barrier.
• Use lukewarm water: Avoid hot showers or baths, as hot water strips natural oils from your skin and can trigger flare-ups.
• Identify and avoid triggers: Keep a diary to track your skin flare-ups and avoid known irritants, such as harsh soaps, synthetic fabrics, or certain environmental factors.
• Wear loose, soft clothing: Choose breathable cotton fabrics rather than synthetic materials or wool, which can rub against your skin and cause itching.

• Avoid sensitive areas: Keep this medicine away from your eyes, nose, mouth, and sensitive groin areas. If accidental contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with cool water.
• Do not apply to open skin: Avoid applying this cream to broken skin, open wounds, or infected cuts unless specifically instructed by your doctor.
• Check your skin regularly: Look for any signs of worsening irritation, thinning of the skin, or new infections while using this product.
• Limit use on the face: Only apply this medicine to your face if your doctor has explicitly told you to do so, as facial skin is thin and more prone to side effects.
• Avoid abrupt stopping: If you have been using this medicine for a long period, talk to your doctor before stopping it suddenly, as a gradual decrease may prevent your skin condition from flaring up again.