Description
Introduction
Expert Advice
Apply a thin layer to cover affected areas.
Do not wash the affected area for several hours after applying.
Do not bandage, cover or wrap the treated area.
Avoid contact with eyes.
Primary Uses
Indications
This ointment is used to treat psoriasis (skin disorder) and other scaly skin disorders.
Side Effects
As a side effect, this cream can cause Cushingoid changes, adrenal suppression, local skin reactions, acne, degeneration, striae, spider veins, mild pigmentation, excessive hair growth, itching, and inflammation of hair follicles. Hypersensitivity reactions may also result as contact dermatitis. In that case, discontinue.
Warnings
Pregnancy
Please consult your physician before taking this medication in pregnancy.
Lactation
Please consult your physician before taking this medication in lactation.
Precautions
Do not use in infants to treat diaper rashes. Avoid extensive or prolonged use (max 7 days in children). If potent steroids are to be used in children or on face, limit to 5 days and avoid closure. Avoid use on mucous membranes and eye area. This cream should also be used with caution on broken, inflamed, or occluded skin, psoriasis, skin inflammation around chronic ulcers, and elderly. There is also a risk of visual disturbances.
Contraindications
This cream should not be given in untreated bacterial, fungal, viral, or parasitic infestations, on burns, acne or rosacea, inflammed skin around the mouth, widespread psoriasis, itching around anus or genitals, and itching without inflammation.
FAQS
What is this ointment used for?
It is a combination medicine that is used to treat eczema ( a condition where patchy and red skin develops) and psoriasis ( a skin disorder with thick, scaly skin formation)
How does it work?
It provides relief from redness, itching, and swelling and also removes the dead skin cells and helps in softening the skin.
Is it available over-the-counter?
No, it is a prescription medicine.
Does it have any side effects?
Redness, itchiness and irritation although occur but temporarily.
What should be done if the medicine does not show its effect in the prescribed time?
Consult to the concerned doctor right away for the dosage change or alternate medicine.
How to make up for a missed dose?
If you miss a dose, use it as soon as you remember. If it is near the time of the next dose, skip the missed dose and resume your usual dosing schedule.
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