Cutisoft Cream 1% (15gm)
| SKU | 511 |
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| Generic For | Cortifoam |
| Strength | 1% (15gm) |
| Manufacturer | Innova (Ipca) |
| Active Ingredient | Hydrocortisone |
| Pack Size | Qty | Price Per Pill or Unit | Price | Cart | |
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| 1 Tube/s | US$ 10.00 | US$ 10.00 | |||
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| 3 Tube/s | US$ 9.00 | US$ 27.0010%US$ 30.00 | |||
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| 6 Tube/s | US$ 8.50 | US$ 51.0015%US$ 60.00 | |||
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| 9 Tube/s | US$ 7.50 | US$ 67.5025%US$ 90.00 | |||
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Cutisoft cream 1% is a smooth, white, aqueous cream containing hydrocortisone as the active ingredient. Hydrocortisone is a steroid medication applied to the skin to reduce inflammation. It is effective in relieving the redness, itching, dryness, inflammation, and discomfort associated with various skin conditions (contact dermatitis, insect bite reactions, irritant dermatitis, and mild to moderate eczema). Hydrocortisone works by lowering the production of substances that contribute to inflammation.
Do not use Cutisoft cream 1% if you are allergic to hydrocortisone or any other ingredients in the medicine. An allergic reaction can include mild symptoms such as itching or a rash. More severe symptoms include swelling of the face, lips, tongue, or throat, with trouble swallowing or breathing. You should not use Cutisoft cream if you have an untreated skin infection. People dealing with rosacea should not use hydrocortisone cream. If you have ulcers or an infection at the site of treatment. Do not apply Cutisoft cream if you have pale or reddened patches of skin. Let your dermatologist know if you take any medications (prescription, OTC, herbal) before they prescribe you hydrocortisone, or if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
Seek medical help if you develop blurred vision or other visual disturbances. If your condition worsens during use, talk to your dermatologist. You may be developing an allergic reaction, have an infection, or require a different treatment. If the condition recurs within two weeks of treatment discontinuation, do not restart the treatment without consulting your dermatologist unless you have been previously advised to do so. Share the list of all topical and oral medications and related products you are using with your dermatologist, and never start a new medication without their advice. Ask him to provide a list of medications that may interact with hydrocortisone and that must be avoided.
Cutisoft cream should be taken as prescribed by your physician. If possible, take the dose at a particular time each day; this will minimize the probability of a missed dose. Take sufficient amount onto your finger tips by squeezing the tube which is efficient to relieve you from the symptoms. Never overdose or under-dose, instead, take the prescribed dosage.
Side effects Cutisoft Cream 1%
Like all pharmaceutical formulations, Cutisoft cream 1% may cause side effects, although not everybody experiences them. If you develop a skin rash, reddening of the skin, or itching. Discontinue treatment and let your dermatologist know straight away. These may be signs of an allergic reaction. Other side effects may include the spread of infection, changes in hair growth, acne, oily skin, thinning of the skin, slight loss of skin colour, and blurred vision. If you get any side effects, speak to your dermatologist.
How to use Cutisoft cream?
The amount of medicine you take depends on the medicine's strength and the patient's condition. Please do not use more or more often than your doctor ordered. If you are applying the cream, wash your hands before using it. Use the medicine as prescribed by the dermatologist. Try to apply regularly at the same time each day; this reduces the chance of missing a dose. Do not stop or change the dose without consulting your healthcare provider.
Cutisoft cream 1% should be applied evenly as a thin layer and gently rubbed in with your fingertips. It is applied once or twice daily for up to 1 week, or as directed by the dermatologist. Once the skin condition improves, the frequency of application can be gradually reduced. Avoid covering the area with plaster or dressings. Before you apply the cream, wash your hands, squeeze a small amount onto your fingertips, and gently rub a thin layer of the formulation over the inflamed, itchy area. Let your dermatologist know if you have used this cream for more than a week by mistake. If you apply more than the recommended amount, the side effects can occur. You should avoid using Cutisoft cream 1% if you have psoriasis, ulcers, or develop an infection at the treatment site. Speak to your healthcare specialist and avoid coming near a naked flame, as there is an increased risk of severe burns.
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