WHY HYDROCORTISONE WORKS

[johnthy]

greys say hydrocoritsone works despite the countless people who’ve been saved by it, so this will hopefully help out.

Hydrocortisone is a corticosteroid, which are usually topical ointments that are used to treat inflammation. When corticosteroids are used for a prolonged period of time, a side effect of it is thinning of the skin. With a higher potency (2.5%), the thinning is more likely to occur.

So, by this knowledge, consistently applying hydrocortisone to your nose will eventually thin the skin.

 

[Final Fantasy]

Yeah thats the side effect of it.
If people dont see enough inflammation going down then theyd eventually see results with the skin thinning.

How much the skin thins out is a diff question

 

[Don_and-idk]

greys say hydrocoritsone works despite the countless people who’ve been saved by it, so this will hopefully help out.

Hydrocortisone is a corticosteroid, which are usually topical ointments that are used to treat inflammation. When corticosteroids are used for a prolonged period of time, a side effect of it is thinning of the skin. With a higher potency (2.5%), the thinning is more likely to occur.

So, by this knowledge, consistently applying hydrocortisone to your nose will eventually thin the skin.

"greys" nigga ur one of them

 

[Remus-]

greys say hydrocoritsone works despite the countless people who’ve been saved by it, so this will hopefully help out.

Hydrocortisone is a corticosteroid, which are usually topical ointments that are used to treat inflammation. When corticosteroids are used for a prolonged period of time, a side effect of it is thinning of the skin. With a higher potency (2.5%), the thinning is more likely to occur.

So, by this knowledge, consistently applying hydrocortisone to your nose will eventually thin the skin.

I used 1% for 1.5 week straight and nothing happened like no side effects or anything other than slight numbness, should I use 2.5 instead?