topical treatments

What are the Benefits of Topical Treatments?

Topical treatments offer several advantages:
Localized action: They act directly at the site of the problem.
Reduced systemic effects: There's a lower risk of systemic side effects.
Ease of use: Generally easy to apply and use.

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