Pacroma Cream 10g

babies: not applicable. lactating mothers: it is safe to use during breastfeeding as drugs don’t pass through milk and harm babies.
consult your physician before using this medicine. pregnancy: consult your physician before using this medicine, as human and animal studies are not available.
it is used only when the benefits outweigh the risks. driving: no know the effect of this medication on driving.
alcohol: no interaction. kidney: it is safe to use this medication in kidney disease patients.
no dosage adjustments are needed. liver: it is safe to use this medication in liver disease patients.
no dosage adjustments are needed..

skin burning skin rashes skin itching skin redness headache.

pacroma cream is an immunosuppressant drug. it works by preventing inflammatory responses of the immune system.
it decreases itching, inflammation and relieves rashes in atopic dermatitis..

if you miss an application, apply it as soon as you remember. however, if it is almost time for your next application, ignore the missed dose and go back to using it as you would normally..

• pacroma cream is effective in treating atopic dermatitis when other treatment options fail. • clean the affected area and dry it before applying the cream.
apply it smoothly and evenly as a thin layer. • don’t contact the applied area with water after applying.
• avoid covering the affected area with bandages or plasters after applying the cream increases the side effects. • don’t use it for the long term.
consult your doctor if symptoms resolve. • avoid exposure to the sun after applying this cream as it causes sun sensitivity.
• consult medical care if symptoms get worsen or don’t resolve within 4-6weeks. • apply to the affected area only.
avoid drug exposure to mouth, nose, eyes, broken skin and unaffected skin areas. • don’t freeze the cream.
place it away from sunlight and moisture..

nil.