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Caldesene is a topical powder that acts as a skin protectant and is used to treat and prevent diaper rash. Caldesene is for external use only and should not be used on damaged skin. At the same time, it is necessary to use Caldesene carefully, avoiding contact with eyes and face by keeping the powder away from the child's face, avoiding inhalation to keep the child safe.1. What is Caldesene?
Caldesene is a powder for topical use that contains calcium undecylenate, zinc oxide, cod liver oil and corn starch. Caldesene is used to treat and prevent diaper rash and other minor skin irritations, such as burns or cuts or scrapes. Caldesene's mechanism of action is by forming a barrier on the skin, protecting the skin from irritants and balancing moisture, ensuring dryness on the skin.MORE: What medicine should be used when the child has diaper rash?
2. How to use Caldesene
The main use of Caldesene is to treat diaper rash with detailed usage as follows:
Change wet or soiled diapers immediately. Clean the diaper area and let it dry naturally or wipe with a clean, dry cloth or paper towel. Apply Caldesene powder optionally to the required area of skin in an appropriate amount, as often as needed, or with each diaper change, especially at bedtime or any time contact with wet diapers can be harmful. can be stretched. Apply Caldesene powder directly to the skin, away from the child's face to avoid inhaling the powder.
In the case of Caldesene topical for mild skin irritations, users can carefully shake the powder into their hands and apply to the localized skin.
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Thuốc Caldesene là thuốc có dạng bột dùng ngoài da theo chỉ định bác sĩ
3. Precautions when taking Caldesene
Caldesene is a powder for external use only. If you are using a spray bottle, shake the Caldesene container well before each use.
Be careful in the process of using the drug, avoid contact with the eye. If eye drops, gently rinse eyes with plenty of water.
Caldesene will start working within 12 hours. Accordingly, let your doctor know if your condition worsens, does not improve, lasts more than 7 days, or recurs after only a few days.
Before using Caldesene or other zinc oxide-containing medicines in general, tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are allergic to this ingredient or if you have any other allergies. However, Caldesene may also contain inactive ingredients, which can cause allergic reactions or other problems that require monitoring for early detection. Accordingly, if the patient has any of the following health problems, consult a doctor or pharmacist before using this product:
The patient has a history of allergies, irritation to drugs topical any skin infection such as inflammation, discharge of pus in the affected area Pregnant or breastfeeding Concurrent use of other skin products applied to the affected area
4. Possible side effects when using Caldesene
During the use of Caldesene, this product may also cause skin irritation as a side effect. Therefore, tell your doctor immediately if any of these undesirable effects occur:
Sensitivity or increased irritation on the skin Rash Rash, blisters Itching or swelling on the skin contact or face, tongue, pharynx Dizziness Wheezing, difficulty breathing
Trong quá trình sử dụng thuốc Caldesene người bệnh có thể gặp tình trạng chóng mặt
However, very serious allergic reactions to Caldesene are very rare. Therefore, seek immediate medical attention if you notice any of the symptoms of a severe allergic reaction listed above. In short, Caldesene medicine contains mainly zinc oxide and cornstarch as the main substrate, forming a durable protective barrier on the skin, repelling moisture and helping the skin not to dry out. Accordingly, when used regularly, Caldesene ® will prevent moisture and help protect the skin from chapping, especially diaper rash.
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References: healthy.kaiserpermanente.org, gmedication.com, .webmd.com
