Description

🧾 What is it used for?

SOLSALIC Lotion is generally used for managing psoriasis and eczema—skin conditions marked by red, itchy, scaly or inflamed patches.
It combines:

• Salicylic acid, which softens and removes dead skin cells, helping reduce scaling;

• Clobetasol, a powerful corticosteroid that lowers inflammation, redness, itching, and swelling Cleveland Clinic+8Practo+81mg+8WebMD+1Kaiser Permanente+11mg+31mg+31mg+3

⚠️ Common Side Effects

When used as directed:

• Skin peeling, thin skin, or dryness

• Burning, itching, redness, or general irritation at the applied area 1mg+41mg+41mg+4

🚨 Serious Warnings & Precautions

• Not for broken or infected skin—can cause excessive irritation or scaling DailyMedDrugs.com

• Avoid use on face, around eyes, or genital areas unless directed en.wikipedia.org+14Practo+14Kaiser Permanente+14

• Thinning of skin or stretch marks may occur with extended use, especially of the steroid componentDailyMed+111mg+111mg+11

• Allergic reactions possible—stop if rash, hives, swelling, or difficulty breathing occurs Drugs.com1mg

🔄 Drug & Product Interactions

• Avoid using other skin preparations (like benzoyl peroxide, sulfur, tretinoin, alcohol‑based cleansers) on the treated area without medical advice—risk of severe irritation mayoclinic.org+1health.com+1

• If you’re also using aspirin or methyl salicylate (e.g. in topical rubs), inform your doctor—additive effects possible Drugs.commedlineplus.gov

👥 Cautionary Groups

• Not recommended in children under 12 unless prescribed—there’s limited safety data for young usersmedlineplus.gov+2Practo+2en.wikipedia.org+2

• Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals should consult a doctor before use; avoid applying near the chest… especially during breastfeeding Practo

• People with kidney, liver, or circulation problems should use cautiously—especially if large areas are treatedmedlineplus.gov

✅ Tips for Safe Use

1. Apply only to the affected areas, with clean, dry hands. Do not use on open cuts or sores Practomedlineplus.gov

2. Use sparingly and as prescribed—often once or twice a day depending on severity Drugs.comPracto

3. Do not cover the treated skin with airtight dressings unless instructed—this increases absorption and risk of side effects medlineplus.gov

4. Gradually reduce use once skin improves to avoid withdrawal flares DailyMedPracto

5. Watch for skin changes—if irritation, irritation persists, or skin becomes excessively thin, stop and talk to your doctor 1mg1mg

📌 When to Consult a Doctor Immediately

• If you experience severe burning, swelling, blistering, or skin peeling beyond mild dryness

• Signs of allergy like hives, facial swelling, throat tightness, or difficulty breathing

• Rapid occurrence of thin or fragile skin, or stretch marks

• Worsening of the skin condition or no improvement after recommended duration

🧠 Summary Table