Momate Glenmark skin cream for inflammation and psoriasis (15g)

Dosage form Cream
Specifications Tube
Ingredient Mometasone Furoate
Indication Acne, atopic dermatitis, oily dermatitis, contact dermatitis

Ingredient

Composition informationContent
Mometasone Furoate0.1% w/w

Uses

indications

Momate drugs are indicated in the following cases:

  • Treatment of inflammatory and itching manifestations of psoriasis (except for psoriasis psoriasis).

    In the test of ginseng oil on mice, Mometason is effective equivalent to Betamethason Valerat after one application and has an effective 8 times after application.

    On the mouse, Mometason is about 2 times more effectively than the betamethason valerat in reducing the thickness of the epidermis caused by M.Oovalis (ie anti -psoriasis activity) after 14 applications.

    Dynamic pharmacokinetics

    Pharmacokinetics studies show that the ability to absorb the body after applying the 0.1% Mometason Furoat cream is very small, about 0.4% of the dose in humans, most of which are excreted within 72 hours after application.

    Determining the characteristics of metabolites is not feasible because only a small amount exists in plasma and excreted substances.

    • Before taking Momate Glenmark skin cream for inflammation and psoriasis (15g)

    How to use

    apply a thin layer of Momate cream to the sick area.

    Dosage

    Adults (including elderly patients) and children: Apply once a day.

    The use of topical corticosteroids in children or on the face should be limited to the smallest amount suitable for effective treatment regimen and treatment time should not exceed 5 days.

    Children under 2 years of age: Due to the safety and effectiveness of Momate in children under 2 years old have not been established, should not use Momate in this age group.

    Note: The above dose is for reference only. Specific dosage depends on the condition and level of progression of the disease. For a suitable dose, you need to consult a doctor or medical specialist.

    What to do when overdose?

    If the HPA axis inhibitor is recorded, try to stop using the drug, reduce the frequency of topical topics or replace it with a less stronger steroid.

    The steroid content of each tube is very low, so there are very little or no toxic effects in case of accidentally swallowing.

    What to do when forgetting 1 dose?

    The drug is applied once a day. Use immediately if you remember. If you've passed another day, just apply 1 time/day.

    Side Effects

    When using Momate, you may experience unwanted effects (ADR).

    Rare, very rare: ADR

  • Skin: folliculitis, itching.
    • nerve: burning sensation.

    Unknown (not estimated frequency from available data):

  • Skin: infection, pimples, contact dermatitis , reduced skin pigmentation, hair, stretch marks, acne dermatitis, skin atrophy.
    • nervous: Perception.

    Body and on -site (where the drug is applied): Pain where the drug is applied, the reaction where the drug is applied.

    Instructions on how to handle ADR

    When experiencing side effects of the drug, it is necessary to stop using and notify the doctor or go to the nearest medical facility for timely treatment.

    Warnings

    Before using the drug you need to read the instructions carefully and refer to the information below.

    Contraindicated

    Momate drugs contraindicated in the following cases:

  • Red acne disease on the face, regular acne, skin atrophy, dermatitis around the mouth, itching around the anus and genitals, diaper rash, bacterial infection (such as impetigo, pus inflammation), virus (such as herpes blistering, shingles, chicken chickenpow For example, mushrooms candidiasis or skin fungus), chicken pox, tuberculosis, syphilis or response after vaccination.
  • Should not be used on wounds or on ulcerative skin.
  • Should not be used in patients sensitive to Mometason Furoat or other corticosteroids or any ingredients of the drug.

    • Be cautious when using

    If irritated or sensitive when using Momate, should stop treatment and have appropriate therapy.

    If infected, an appropriate antifungal or antibacterial drug should be used. If you do not have the desire immediately, you should stop using corticosteroids until the control is completely infected.

    Absorbing the whole body of local corticosteroids can cause inhibition with hypothalamus restoration - pituitary - adrenal gland (HPA) with the possibility of glucocorticoid deficiency after stopping treatment. The manifestations of Cushing syndrome , blood sugar and urinary hyperglycemia may also appear in some patients due to body absorption of local corticosteroids during treatment. Patients with topical steroids on a large or icy surface area should be periodically evaluated to detect HPA inhibitors.

    Any side effects are reported after using systemic corticosteroids, including adrenal inhibition, which can also occur with local corticosteroids, especially in infants and children. With the same dose, the patient is likely to be higher than the body poisoning due to the ratio of the skin surface area compared to the larger body weight.

    Local toxicity and whole body are common, especially after continuous use lasting in large damaged skin, in hammocks and with icy. This can also lead to benign intracranial hypertension. If used for children or on the face, should not be used in closed ice. If used on the face, the treatment should be limited to 5 days and not irritated. Steamed treatment should be avoided in all patients regardless of age.

    Local steroids may be dangerous in psoriasis for a number of reasons including recurrence after tolerance, risk of pustulent pulp psoriasis and the development of local toxicity or body barriers due to impaired skin barrier function. If used in patients with psoriasis, need to monitor patients carefully.

    Like all strong local glucocorticoids, it is necessary to avoid sudden treatment. When stopping long -lasting treatment with strong glucocorticoids, the phenomenon can appear in the form of dermatitis with redness, feeling like being injected and burning intense. This can be prevented by reducing treatment slowly, such as continuing interruption treatment before stopping treatment.

    Glucocorticoid can change the appearance of some lesions and make it difficult to set a full diagnosis and can also slow down healing.

    Momate contains propylene glycol can cause skin irritation.

    Located preparations are not used for the eyes, including the eyelids, because the very rare risk of glaucoma, cataracts under the bag.

    The ability to drive and operate machinery

    Not recorded.

    Pregnancy

    Treatment should only be done according to the doctor's indicator. However, it should be avoided on a large body surface area or for a long time. There is not enough evidence of safety during pregnancy in humans.

    On -site application of corticosteroids for pregnant animals can cause abnormalities for the development of the fetus including cleft palate and growth retardation in the uterus. There is no adequate and well -controlled momate in pregnant women and therefore do not know the risk of these effects on human fetuses.

    However, like all topical glucocorticoids, it is advisable to consider the possibility of fetal development due to the movement of glucocorticoid through the placenta. Therefore, the risk of these effects can be very small in the fetus of the human. Like topical glucocorticoids, Momate should only be used in pregnant women when potential benefits surpassing the potential risk to the mother or fetus.

    The period of breastfeeding

    It is unclear whether topical corticosteroid application may lead to sufficient body absorption to create the amount that can be detected in breast milk. Momate should be used for breastfeeding mothers only after careful consideration of benefit/risk relationships. If the treatment is higher or long -term application, should stop breastfeeding

    Interactivity

    Not recorded.

    Storage

    Store temperatures below 30 ° C. Avoid freezing and direct light. To be out of the reach of children.

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