> # Re: Betamethasone 100% safe

> Written by RS at 10 Apr 2000 03:03:52:

> As an answer to: Re: Uncircumcised Penis...won't pull back. written by Rob at 03 Apr 2000 04:47:19:

> Hi Rob,
> >I don't think there are any risks , although I can't say that I'm 100%
> >certain ..

> It is 100% risk free,
> - the only thing uncertain is if its safe to use with under 3 yr. olds

> >Personally I've been using betamethasone for a month now ....
> obviously different cases take different times, but you sound happy with the progress ..
> _____________
> >>I have heard about these creams....and on one site (such as the stretching technique site) someone mentioned theres some risks with using cream. Is this true--is it safe to use it?

> Now I wonder if the "stretching technique site" refers to my humble contribution, if so then the only report of danger came from a guy using hydrocortisone and if I remember correctly he had LSA as well.

> Now Roxane,
> If I`ve digested the info. correctly, kenalog is milder than betamathasone, ... kenalog was developed for mouth ulcers, so if it doesn`t harm the (sensitive) mouth then it wont harm the outer foreskin.

> Ask your doctor,
> or maybe you can even get them over the counter without prescription ... ?
> Robin

> betamethasone 0.5 -- or presumably can be 100% guaranteed as safe, ask your doctor ...
> Celestone-V (betamethasone valerate equivalent to betamethasone 0.5 mg/g)

> Kenalog
> (Triacinolone Acetonide .1% - corticosteroid, anti-inflammmatory,
> anti-pruritic cream)

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