Sorilux

Sorilux is a prescription medication used to treat plaque psoriasis. Sorilux belongs to a group of drugs called synthetic vitamin D3 derivatives. The exact way Sorilux works to treat plaque psoriasis is unknown.

This medication comes in the form of a foam. It is usually applied to the affected skin twice daily.

Common side effects of Sorilux foam are irritation, redness, and itching of the skin treated.

Psoriasis [1] Dermatology [2]

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"Sorilux", DailyMed: Current Medication Information; U.S. National Library of Medicine [3]

http://www.rxwiki.com/sorilux [4]

Calcipotriene [5]

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Stiefel Laboratories, Inc. [6]

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Other antipsoriatics for topical use [7]

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Beth Bolt, RPh [8] Anyssa Garza, PharmD [9]

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Sorilux treats plaque psoriasis. Avoid excessive sunlight. Wear a hat and clothes that cover the treated areas of your skin if you have to be in sunlight.

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