Brilla 5% cream 5 grams 5 pieces

Lidocaine 2.5% + Bupivacaine 2.5% cream What is lidocaine / bupivacaine and their uses: Lidocaine / bupivacaine is a local anesthetic cream used on the skin or mucous membrane of the genital organs to temporarily reduce sensation of pain. It works by numbing the superficial nerves at the site of use. Indications: Lidocaine / bupivacaine cream is used in the following cases: Local anesthesia of the skin before needle insertion, such as: Blood sample withdrawal Simple dermatological procedures Local anesthesia of the mucous membrane of the genital organs: Before superficial surgical procedures Before infiltration anesthesia For adults and teenagers aged 12 years and above Local anesthesia for leg ulcers: To facilitate cleaning or mechanical debridement Adults only Do not use lidocaine / bupivacaine if: You have a known allergy to: Lidocaine Bupivacaine Or any amide-type local anesthetic Warnings and precautions: Talk to your doctor or pharmacist before use if: You or your child have G6PD enzyme deficiency You have a blood pigment disorder (methemoglobinemia) You have atopic dermatitis, where a shorter application duration may be sufficient You are using medications for arrhythmia, such as amiodarone Heart function may need monitoring in some cases Possible side effects: Common effects: Pale or red skin Slight swelling at the application site Temporary burning, itching, or warmth sensation Uncommon effects: Numbness or tingling in the treated area Skin irritation, especially when used on leg ulcers Drug interactions: This medication may interact with some drugs such as: Anti-inflammatory drugs (sulfonamides, nitrofurantoin) Anticonvulsants (phenytoin, phenobarbital) Other topical anesthetics Arrhythmia medications (like amiodarone) Cimetidine or beta-blockers Short-term use and recommended doses usually make these interactions not clinically significant. Method of use: Adults and teenagers (12 years and above): On the skin: Simple procedures (needles, skin lesions): 1.5–2 grams per 10 cm² for 1–5 hours Laser hair removal or large areas: Maximum dose: 60 grams Maximum area: 600 cm² Duration: 1 to 5 hours Large dermatological procedures: 1.5–2 grams per 10 cm² for 2–5 hours Genital organs: Before local anesthesia injection: Males: 1 gram per 10 cm² for 15 minutes Females: 1–2 grams per 10 cm² for 60 minutes Genital mucosa: Warts removal or superficial procedures: 5–10 grams for 5–10 minutes Cervical curettage: 10 grams inside the lateral vagina for 10 minutes Leg ulcers: 1–2 grams per 10 cm² Maximum 10 grams Duration: 30–60 minutes Children (0–11 years): Newborns (0–2 months): Up to 1 gram per 10 cm² for 1 hour 3–11 months: Up to 2 grams per 20 cm² for 1 hour 1–5 years: Up to 10 grams per 100 cm² for 1–5 hours 6–11 years: Up to 20 grams per 200 cm² for 1–5 hours Children with atopic dermatitis: Application duration only 30 minutes Storage: Keep out of children's reach Store below 30°C Do not freeze Do not use after expiration date Dispose of the medication safely when no longer needed Product details: Brand: Brila Quantity: 5 units Product model: Cream