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Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Does pseudocatalase require a prescription?

A. Although pseudocatalase is a mixture of manganese,

calcium, and sodium bicarbonate it does require a prescription

from a licensed physician.

Q. How is pseudocatalase used?

A. Pseudocatalase is a cream that is to be applied twice daily

to the affected area.  It is also recommended that patients

are exposed to UV light at least twice a week or more.

Q. How soon can one notice results while using pseudocatalase?

A. In one study repigmentation was noticed in as little as 10 - 16

days.  But it is important to note that results can vary from patient

to patient.

Q. How does pseudocatalase work?

A. Pseudocatalase works by decreasing hydrogen peroxide levels in the

skin.  High hydrogen peroxide have been shown to cause depigmentation

of skin in several studies.

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References:

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  2. http://www.niams.nih.gov/hi/topics/vitiligo/vitiligo.htm  Accessed April 18, 2005
  3. http://www.homephototherapy.com/vit-pcat.htm  Accessed April 18, 2005
  4. http://www.brad.ac.uk/acad/biomed/STAFF/KUS/home.html  Accessed April 19,2005
  5. Schallreuter KU, Wood JM, Lemke KR, Levenig C.  Treatment of vitiligo with a topical application of pseudoctalase and calcium in combination with short-term UVB exposure: a case study on 33 patients.  Dermatology.  1995;190(3):223-9.
  6. Schallreuter KU, Moore J, Behrens-Williams S, Panske A, Harari M.  Rapid initiation of repigmentation in vitiligo with Dead Sea climatotherapy in combination with pseudocatalase (PC-KUS).  International Journal of Dermatology.  2002;41(8):482-7.

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