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Primary Care
What is the maximum dose or treatment course of topical steroids that you generally recommend to avoid causing systemic adverse effects?
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Topical steroids cause essentially no systemic AEs. Dosing is limited by local AEs.
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I think you have to be careful with pediatric patients. A mid-potential topical corticosteroid may cause HPA axis suppression in younger skin for two main reasons, wider overall surface area and increased absorption through thinner skin.
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