A Study to Understand the Recognition of Psorolin Medicated Bathing Bar as ‘Drug’ for Psoriasis by Clinicians and Patients
Abstract
To evaluate the drug value of Psorolin medicated bathing bar (PMBB) by clinicians and patients in treatment of psoriasis a study was conducted. PMBB is drug for the treatment of psoriasis. A questionnaire was prepared to capture the quantifiable therapeutic benefit of PMBB in Psoriasis treatment. 108 doctors (Dermatologists, ISM doctors) from different states participated in the study.
Keywords: Psorolin, psoriasis, drug, moisturization, medicated, bathing bar, clinicians, patients, dermatologists, soap, ISM, doctors
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Amruthavalli G.V., Satarupa Mukherjee, Gayathri Rajagopal. A study to understand the recognition of Psorolin Medicated Bathing Bar as ‘Drug’ for Psoriasis by Clinicians & Patients. Research and Reviews: A Journal of Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy. 2016; 3(2): 4–7p.
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