Facid BT (Cream)
Manufactured by: Eskayef Bangladesh Ltd.
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Facid BT is indicated for
- Lichen plan
- psoriasis
- eczéma
- dermatite de contact
- dermatite séborrhéique
- lupus érythémateux disséminé
- lichen simplex
- prurigo nodulaire
- coups de soleil
Precautions and warnings
La poursuite du traitement doit être évitée, en particulier chez les nourrissons et les enfants. La sensibilisation de contact et le développement d’une résistance aux antibiotiques sont deux effets secondaires possibles d’un traitement à long terme. S'il n'y a aucune amélioration clinique après 7 jours, arrêtez l'utilisation. Le risque de glaucome est augmenté si la préparation pénètre dans les yeux. Allaitement et grossesse.
Side-effects
- Un traitement intensif prolongé peut provoquer des modifications atrophiques locales de la peau
- par ex. stries
- amincissement et dilatation des vaisseaux sanguins superficiels. Sécheresse
- démangeaisons
- irritation
- hypopigmentation
- sensation de brûlure au site d'application ou miliaire.
Contraindications
Lésions cutanées virales, fongiques et bactériennes, acné rosacée et dermatite périorale.
Mode of actions
Les dermatoses inflammatoires répondent bien au valérate de bétaméthasone, un corticostéroïde topique. Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococci, Corynebacteria, Neisseria et certains Clostridia et Bacteroides sont tous sensibles à l'acide fusidique topique. Lorsque l’acide fusidique est associé à la bétaméthasone, son action antibactérienne n’est pas diminuée.
Dosage & Administration
Adulte : Topique Sous forme de crème contenant de l'acide fusidique à 2 % et du valérate de bétaméthasone à 0,1 % : Appliquer deux fois par jour. Durée habituelle : Jusqu'à 2 semaines/cours.
Pregnancy & Lactation
La FDA n'a pas encore classé ce médicament dans une catégorie de grossesse spécifiée. Bien qu’il n’y ait pas suffisamment de preuves démontrant que la prise de ce médicament pendant la grossesse est nocive.
Discutez avec votre médecin si vous essayez également de tomber enceinte pendant que vous prenez ce médicament.
Si vous tombez enceinte pendant que vous prenez ce médicament, vous devez continuer à le prendre et contacter votre médecin le plus rapidement possible. Ils peuvent vous aider à décider de continuer ou non à prendre ce médicament. Si vous arrêtez de prendre ce médicament et tombez malade, cela serait plus pernicieux pour votre enfant que de continuer à prendre le médicament.
Il n'existe aucune information spécifique indiquant si ce médicament est transmis au bébé par le lait maternel. Pendant que vous prenez ce médicament, si votre bébé devient très somnolent, agité, fatigué, présente des problèmes d'alimentation, arrêtez de l'allaiter et parlez-en très rapidement à votre médecin.
Pack Size & Price
10gm tube Price : ৳135
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