Contact your doctor immediately if you experience any signs of infection, such as increased redness, swelling, pus, or warmth around the application area. These indicate a potential complication and require prompt medical attention.
Persistent burning or stinging sensations that don’t subside after a few days of use warrant a call to your physician. This could signal an allergic reaction or other adverse effect.
Skin thinning, stretch marks, or unusual bruising in the treated area are also cause for concern. These can be side effects of prolonged corticosteroid use and need professional evaluation.
If your skin condition worsens despite using the cream as directed, seek medical advice. This indicates the treatment may not be appropriate, and alternative options need to be explored.
Any unexpected side effects, such as headaches, dizziness, or changes in appetite, should be reported to your doctor. While rare with topical prednisone, these symptoms deserve attention.
Children and individuals with specific medical conditions should always consult their doctor before using prednisone cream, to avoid potential risks.
