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Topical Acrason a potent corticosteroid. The drug is often used to reduce swelling, itching, and rashes in some dermatological conditions such as eczema, allergies, dermatitis, psoriasis, bacterial or fungal skin infections...
1. What does Acrason do?
The effect of Acrason topical is the effect of the main ingredients in the formula
Betamethasone is a synthetic corticosteroid, with anti-inflammatory, anti-allergic and anti-rheumatic properties. In addition, this active substance has little mineralocorticoid effect, so it is very suitable in medical conditions where water retention is detrimental. Clotrimazol is a broad-spectrum antifungal agent, active against strains of Trichomonas, Bacteroides and Staphylococci. Gentamicin in the form of sulfate salt is an antibiotic used to treat primary and secondary bacterial infections of the skin. Topical Acrason is used to treat infections that are not effective with other antibiotics. In the case of a primary skin infection such as impetigo. Gentamicin sulfate is useful in cleaning the lesions in a timely manner. In pathologies associated with secondary skin infections, Gentamicin sulfate is used as an adjunct in the treatment of potential dermatological diseases. Bacteria sensitive to Gentamicin sulfate include: susceptible Streptococcus, Staphylococcus aureus (coagulase-positive, coagulase-negative and some penicillinase-producing strains) and gram-negative bacteria...
2. What disease does Acrason topical drug treat?
Topical medicine Acrason is used in the following cases:
Atopic dermatitis, skin diseases that respond to treatment with corticosteroids. Treatment of candidiasis. Primary skin infections: beard folliculitis, dermatitis. Secondary skin infections: systemic lupus erythematosus or atopic dermatitis, ... Allergic states on the skin surface such as: Dermatitis, hypersensitivity to drugs, cosmetics, insect bites. Short-term topical treatment of skin infections caused by strains of T.mentagrophytes, E.floccosum.
3. Is Acrason used for babies?
Acrason topical is not recommended for use in children under 12 years of age. For adults and children 12 years of age and older: Use twice daily for 2 weeks for tinea versicolor, tinea pedis and candidiasis, or for a period of 28 days (ringworm). In case of missed dose: If you miss a dose, apply it as soon as you remember. If the missed dose is close to the next dose, skip it and take the next dose as scheduled. It is strictly forbidden to apply the drug in double the dose.
In case of overdose: Overdosage is rare with Acrason topical. However, in an emergency, you can call 911 or go to the nearest medical facility for timely handling.
4. Usage and dosage of the drug Acrason
How to use Acrason topical medicine
Before applying Acrason topical medicine, clean hands and affected skin areas with water, dry them. Then, take an appropriate amount of the cream and apply it evenly on the affected skin for a few minutes. After applying Acrason topical, wash your hands with water again.
5. Undesirable effects of the drug Acrason
Not everyone experiences side effects when using Acrason topical treatment. There are some rare but especially dangerous signs and symptoms. According to reports, some side effects that may be encountered when using Acrason are:
Undesirable effects on the skin: Infectious diseases such as impetigo, folliculitis, viral infections (occur if bandage the wound after applying the medicine). If the above symptoms appear, the doctor will prescribe appropriate antibacterial and antifungal drugs and stop using the drug if the symptoms do not improve soon. If you use Acrason topical for a long time, you may see signs of acne, skin atrophy, skin capillary dilation, purpura, hypopigmentation or scaly skin.. When the above symptoms appear, gradually reduce the dose of the treatment drug. Adverse effects on the endocrine system: Topical Acrason has the ability to inhibit the action of the pituitary gland and the adrenal cortex similar to that of other systemic corticosteroids (in the case of wound dressings). ). Undesirable effects with eyes: When applying the drug to the eyes, care should be taken because the drug can cause glaucoma. Long-term use of Acrason topical with a wound dressing may increase the risk of cataracts and glaucoma. Fungal infections: In some cases, Acrason topical can promote fungal growth. Effects on the kidneys: Avoid long-term use of Acrason topical because it can impair hearing and negatively affect the kidneys. Effects on the ear: Long-term use of Acrason topical may cause hearing loss. The above is not a complete list of problems that may be encountered when using Acrason topical when treating dermatological diseases. If you experience other types of side effects not listed above, contact your treating physician for advice.
6. Interactions of topical Acrason
Acrason may interact with some of the following drugs:
Antidepressants: When these drugs are taken with Acrason topical, there may be an increased possibility of corticosteroid disturbances. Coumarin group of anticoagulants, when combined with topical Acrason, can change the effect of the drug. Alcohol and alcoholic beverages: May lead to allergies or sensitization. Before using Acrason topical medication to treat a disease, inform the specialist about the list of current medicinal products (prescription drugs, over-the-counter medicines, herbal medicines, vitamins ...) , medical history, health status of yourself (in the period of pregnancy, about to have surgery...) for medical professionals to prescribe appropriate treatment drugs.
7. Some notes when using Acrason topical medicine
In order to minimize the possible unwanted effects, the patient should note the following:
7.1. Some general precautions Corticosteroids in Acrason topical can be absorbed systemically causing hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis suppression, hyperglycemia, Cushing's syndrome, diabetes, and dilution. Therefore, the treating doctor will order to monitor the concentration of Cortisol in the serum, urine or perform a test to check the HPA axis suppression. In cases where absorption of corticosteroids inhibits the HPA axis's ability to work, the dose should be reduced or replaced with weaker corticosteroids. Do not use Acrason topical for more than 2-3 weeks. In sensitive areas such as the genitals, the drug should only be used for about 1 week. Acrason topical cream contains Propylence glycol, those who are allergic or sensitive to the above ingredients should be aware. After using Acrason topical for a period of time, if the disease does not improve or becomes more serious, stop using it completely and choose another more suitable treatment. 7.2. Use with caution in special populations For women who are pregnant: There are no studies on the effects of Acrason topical on the fetus. However, some studies have shown negative effects when given to animals. Therefore, medical experts recommend that pregnant women should not apply this medicine for treatment. For women who are breastfeeding: Corticosteroids can be excreted in milk if the mother uses Acrason topical for a long time. For children: Do not apply Acrason topically on a large area because this can inhibit the HPA axis in children, Cushing's syndrome, affecting the growth and development of children. The use of topical Acrason should be done properly, fully according to the instructions and advice of the doctor to bring the best results in treatment.
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