Xerosis medical therapy

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Pharmacotherapy

Acute Pharmacotherapies

• Bile-acid-sequestering medications can help liver patients
• Topical steroid ointments
• Systemic retinoids

Chronic Pharmacotherapies

• Daily use of emollients and humectants
• Hydroxyzine
• Phototherapy
• Treat underlying malignancy, if necessary

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