| abstract |
A method for treating dermatological conditions as eczema, seborrheic dermatitis, psoriasis and allergic skin reactions such as hives, skin irritations, poison ivy, poison oak, and the like. The method involves applying to the affected area of the skin a few drops of a combination of pheniramine maleate and either naphazoline HCL or phenylephrine HCL and then applying to the same affected area a topical corticosteroid cream, ointment or lotion. The preferred ratio is approximately one drop of solution for every approximately 0.1 grams of topical corticosteroid cream applied to each patch of skin affected with any of the dermatological conditions. |