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gary_cox2026-04-17

I've recently been prescribed Lidex 0.05% Gel for my psoriasis. I'm a bit nervous about the potential side effects, especially the more severe ones. Has anyone else used this medication? What was your experience like, and how did you handle any side effects that came up? I'm particularly interested in hearing about any long-term use and how it affected your skin over time. Did you notice any improvements or worsening of your condition? Any tips on managing the burning or stinging sensation would be greatly appreciated!

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lauren_meyer2d ago

I used it for a while, but the thinning of the skin scared me. I saw some stretch marks and my skin was super fragile. I switched to a milder cream and it's been better.

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eric_reyes2d ago

I've been on Lidex for about 6 months now and haven't had any major issues. Just the occasional dry skin, but moisturizer helps with that. It's been a game-changer for my psoriasis.

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peter_tucker2d ago

I didn't want to take any chances so I got a second opinion. My doc said to avoid steroids when possible. I've been looking into alternative treatments since then.

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edward_gardner2d ago

I used Lidex for a few months and it worked wonders on my eczema. The burning sensation was a bit annoying at first, but it went away after a week. I didn't experience any of the serious side effects, but I did keep a close eye on them as my doc recommended.

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kenneth_perez2d ago

Lidex has been a lifesaver for my psoriasis. I've been using it on and off for years. Just make sure to use it as directed and keep an eye on any changes.

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kevin_myers2d ago

I had the weirdest experience. I started getting pimples where I applied the gel. I figured it was just a weird reaction and stopped using it. Not everyone reacts the same way. So be careful.

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katherine_green2d ago

Lidex is strong stuff. I only used it for a short period and it cleared up my psoriasis pretty quickly. Just be mindful of the side effects and talk to your doc.