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Can I use Driclor in my body? my body could overheat?

vetarsDec 1, 2018
Hello, i've started using Driclor and it's great! But i'm concerned if i could keep using in My back and chest . Wandering if it will cause some inssues like overheat or something like that i dont apply in armpits to let it sweat there thinking about of overheat.. And If i use in my chest back and armpits too could cause some problem? to block in everypart? Thanks alot!

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Dr. Amy Y. Paul, DO, FAAD
Dr. Amy Y. Paul, DO, FAAD
Dermatologic Surgeon, Board Certified in Dermatology
Answered on Jun 7, 2019
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Dr. Monika Soni, MD
Dr. Monika Soni, MD
Board Certified Anesthesiologist
Answered on Dec 19, 2018
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Dr. Davin Lim, MBBS, FACD - Account Suspended
Dr. Davin Lim, MBBS, FACD - Account Suspended
Specialist Dermatologist
Answered on Jan 18, 2019
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