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The document provides detailed instructions for patients undergoing UVB therapy for skin conditions. It outlines the treatment process, patient responsibilities, potential side effects, and emphasizes the importance of compliance with appointments and skin care. Patients are advised on protective measures during treatment and encouraged to communicate any concerns or changes in their condition.

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Begin by reviewing the treatment overview provided in Section I. Familiarize yourself with the details regarding UVB therapy, including treatment frequency and expected outcomes.
In the consent section at the end of the document, ensure you enter your name and date after reading through all instructions carefully.
Fill in your next appointment date and time in the designated fields. This helps keep track of your treatment schedule.
If you have any questions about UVB therapy, write them down in the space provided at the bottom of Section III for discussion with your healthcare provider.
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What not to do before phototherapy?

It is important to avoid perfumes, deodorants, aftershave lotions and other cosmetics before UV treatment as some of these products may make you more sensitive to UV light and cause patchy discolouration of the skin, which may take months to fade.

Is UVA or UVB better for psoriasis?

UVB: Ultraviolet light B (UVB) has a medium wavelength that docHubes the top layer of your skin. Overexposure to UVB light can cause sunburns. UVA: Ultraviolet light A has a long wavelength that docHubes the first two layers of your skin and treats conditions that affect these deeper regions of the skin.

What should I tell my doctor before phototherapy?

Before your phototherapy They will also ask about your reaction to sunlight. Ask you about your personal and family history of skin cancer and photosensitizing disorders. These are conditions that make your skin more sensitive to the sun. Ask if youre pregnant or breastfeeding.

How to prepare for UVB treatment?

Gentle skin care is advisable in the days before light therapy. Use a light, fragrance-free moisturiser to hydrate the skin. Avoid all products with irritants or perfumes. It may also be advisable to avoid exfoliating agents and retinoids so that your skin does not become overly sensitive during treatment.

How to prepare for UVB light therapy?

Preparing for Treatment Sunscreen to protect your neck, lips and the backs of your hands. Special glasses or goggles to protect your eyes from UV light. Cover for genitals in men. Sunscreen for nipples and in women.

Should I shower before phototherapy?

A bath is recommended in the morning before phototherapy. This will hydrate the skin. Emollients should be applied before treatment. Treatment is normally given 3 times a week at the beginning.

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