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application site burning

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Most common local adverse event in pediatric patients ages 2–17; incidence reported in short-term and long-term studies.

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The most common local adverse event in the short-term studies of ELIDEL Cream in pediatric patients ages 2-17 was application site burning (10% vs. 13% vehicle); the incidence in the long-term study was 9% ELIDEL vs. 7% vehicle (see ADVERSE REACTIONS).
The most common application site reaction was application site burning, which occurred in 8%-26% of patients treated with ELIDEL Cream.

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