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PostPosted: 08/29/08 - 13:43    Post subject: dermatitis in pubic area Vote now! Reply with quote
I have had dermatitis in the past year and now I have it on the folds of my upper thighs and pubic area. I can't seem to clear it up. I've had it now for over a month and don't know how to treat it. Is Methylprednisolone pack dangerus to take?
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