I've used Epiduo a couple of times, and now my skin feels like it's burning. Is this normal, or should I be worried? What do you suggest I do to ease the burning sensation?

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That might have made your skin sensitive,stop using it and apply good moistirizer,visit Dermatologist for futher management

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I've used Epiduo a couple of times, and now my skin feels like it's burning. Is this normal, or should I be worried? What do you suggest I do to ease the burning sensation?

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