Dipolac cream is an ETC drug, used for skin areas that have been damaged externally by allergies, infections, and bacteria. In addition, this drug is also used for some other cases such as eczema, psoriasis, genital itching, …. To use Dipolac at the right time and effectiveness, readers can refer to some necessary information below.
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What is Dipolac?
Dipolac is a topical corticoid. Support the treatment of skin conditions such as eczema, ringworm, psoriasis, infections,….
Some basic information about Dipolac cream:
- Drug name: Dipolac
- Category: Corticosteroids for topical use
- Dosage form: Topical cream
- Ingredients: The drug includes 3 main components: Betamethasone dipropionate, Gentamicin, Clotrimazole.
- Expiry date: 36 months from date of manufacture.
- Manufacturing: Pharmaceutical joint stock company Ampharco USA
- Weight: box of 2 x 15g
Subjects using Dipolac cream
Dipolac is used for skin wounds. This drug is indicated for use in the following cases:
- Interstitial fungus.
- Skin lesions or infections caused by allergies, fungi or infections.
- Candida albicans bacteria lead to vaginitis.
- Dermatitis caused by lice, lice or insect bites.
- Psoriasis.
- Redness or darkening in areas of the skin such as buttocks, armpits, groin, interstitials, and interstitials.
- Neurodermatitis, seborrheic dermatitis, eczema, and contact dermatitis due to the influence of the sun.
- Inflammation of genital itching.
- Fungal skin diseases stem from certain strains of fungi susceptible to clotrimazole.
- Some skin infections are secondary to or primary by gentamicin sensitive bacteria.
How to use Dipolac cream
Dipolac is indicated for topical use. Before using, you should wash your hands and the skin to be treated. Use a moderate amount to apply evenly on the skin and wait for it to fully absorb.
If you don’t have a doctor’s request, you should not cover the wound. This will impair the drug content potentially significantly increasing, leading to a systemic effect.
Be careful not to let the skin of the drug application come into direct contact with the skin of others, especially young children. Because Dipolac has the ability to transmit through physical contact, it causes unwanted damage to healthy skin.
Dosage to use: Only use a moderate amount of medicine and enough for the damaged skin. Maintain use 1 to 2 times / day to promote good effects of the drug.
This dosage and administration is for common skin conditions only. For special conditions or severe skin lesions, specific advice and guidance from a doctor or healthcare professional is required.
Contraindicated
Do not use Dipolac cream in the following cases:
- Pregnant and lactating women.
- Inflammatory conditions caused by tuberculosis.
- Subjects with any allergies to the ingredients of the drug such as Clotrimazole, Gentamicin, Betamethasone dipropionate.
Some notes when using Dipolac cream
1. Caution
Some ingredients in the drug will be at risk of absorption through the skin, leading to a systemic reaction. Therefore, if you do not have the prescription of your doctor, you should not use the drug on a large scale, use it continuously every day and cover the area of the medicated skin.
Note when using the drug in thin and sensitive areas of the skin because the drug has a very high absorption ability. So if skin conditions appear on the face or places where there are folds, you should consult a specialist in advance.
2. Side effects
While using Dipolac, some of the reactions you do not want may appear. When you experience one of the following side effects and see the condition worse, you should actively consult your doctor for appropriate solutions.
Some common side effects include:
- Itchy skin
- A rash
- Hives
- Acne
- Dry skin
- Whole body allergic
- Hot skin
- Skin irritation
- Reduced skin pigmentation
- Hirsutism
- Teo from
- Bruising
The above are not listed all the side effects that the drug can cause. Therefore, when there are any abnormal signs during the application process, you need to actively seek professional guidance for timely prevention instructions, avoiding causing serious damage.
3. Drug Interactions
The ingredients in Dipolac cream have the potential to interact with a number of other drugs. For mild interactions, it only changes or decreases the effectiveness of the drug. If the drug does experience strong interactions, there is also a risk of serious and worrying symptoms.
To ensure absolute safety when using drugs, you should specify the drugs you are using, including topical or oral medications, to be reviewed by experts and give the most appropriate solution.
Medicines that Dipolac may interact with such as:
- Corticosteroids (topical and oral)
- Antifungal drugs of the azole group
4. How to treat when using inadequate or overdose
To get the most out of Dipolac you need to take it regularly and correctly. Misuse or lack of dose will also reduce its effectiveness.
How to treat a missed dose: If you forget to take a dose, when you remember you should take it right away. If you remember by the time it is time to take your next dose, you can skip the missed dose and take it regularly for the next dose.
Treatment for overdose: Overdose carries the risk of harm to your health. In this case, you should stop the drug immediately and go to the nearest facility or hospital for a clear view of the skin condition.
5. Preservation of drugs
The drug should be stored at room temperature and away from moisture, limit sunlight. Especially do not store the medicine in the refrigerator freezer or in the bathroom. Because each drug will have different storage methods to avoid causing bad complications when using. So you should still carefully review the instructions for storage on the packaging to keep the drug in the best state. Note that the drug should be kept out of the reach of children and pets.
Above are some detailed information about Dipolac cream. When there are some manifestations or conditions requiring medication, you should consult your doctor for specific instructions on the most appropriate dosage.
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