Betazol Betamethasone DiCream 30 g
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Product description
Betazole Betamethasone Di Cream is Betamethasone Di Propionate / Miconazole Nitrate. What is it used for: This product consists of two active ingredients; Betamethasone Di Propionate and Miconazole Nitrate. Betamethasone Di Propionate belongs to a class of drugs known as "topical corticosteroids" that work to reduce inflammation, itching, and redness of the skin. Miconazole Nitrate belongs to a class of drugs known as "topical antifungals" and is used to treat fungal skin infections. This medication is used for short-term treatment of some fungal skin infections associated with itching and redness. Do not use Betamethasone Di Propionate / Miconazole Nitrate Betazole Betamethasone Di: if you are allergic to Betamethasone Di Propionate or other corticosteroids or Miconazole Nitrate or any of the ingredients in this product. If the packaging is torn or shows signs of tampering. If the expiration date printed on the medication box has passed. If you experience an allergic reaction or skin irritation when using this cream. If you have other skin problems (such as viral skin infections like herpes simplex or chickenpox, bacterial skin infections, acne, diaper rash, perioral dermatitis, other skin infections, or rosacea, which is a skin condition affecting the face). Using this medication for other skin disorders may worsen your condition. If you are giving it to a child under 12 years old. Possible side effects when using Betazole Betamethasone Di: include allergic reactions, a tingling sensation on the skin, burning, itching, skin thinning, red marks, rash, dry skin, darkening of the skin, folliculitis, skin redness, excessive fluid retention in tissues, excessive hair growth, and secondary skin infections. Other medications Betazole Betamethasone Di Cream: inform your doctor or pharmacist if you have recently used, are using, or might use any other medications including topical products. How to use Betamethasone Di Propionate / Miconazole Nitrate Betazole Betamethasone Di: Adults and children over 12 years old should apply a thin layer of the cream and gently massage it into the affected area and surrounding skin 2 to 3 times daily. Your doctor may recommend a different dosing schedule depending on your condition, so ensure you use this medication as directed. Children under 12 years old and the use of Betazole Betamethasone Di are not recommended unless advised by a doctor. It is advised that your doctor closely monitor your child if they are prescribed this cream for the affected area. Wash your hands before and after applying the cream. Make sure to replace the cap on the tube after use to prevent leakage. Follow the instructions in this leaflet unless your doctor or pharmacist advises otherwise. Ask your pharmacist or doctor if you are unsure. Do not use this medication for more than two weeks unless your doctor advises. Talk to your doctor if your skin inflammation does not improve after one week of using this product. Keep the cream away from your eyes. Do not apply the cream under bandages or dressings to prevent excessive absorption and subsequent unwanted side effects. Do not apply a large amount of this cream to large areas of the body for a long period (for example, daily for several weeks or months). Do not use this cream on your face or large areas of skin or in skin folds (such as behind the knees) unless directed by your doctor. It is recommended to space topical applications at least two hours apart. It is advised to test a small patch of your skin with this cream before full application to check for any allergic reactions. How to store Betamethasone Di Propionate / Miconazole Nitrate Betazole Betamethasone Di: Keep the medication out of reach of children and pets. Store in a dry place at temperatures below 25°C. Do not use the medication after the expiration date printed on the cream. Keep the medication in its original container to protect it from moisture and light. Do not dispose of medications in wastewater or household waste. Ask your pharmacist how to dispose of medications you no longer use.
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