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Benate topical has the main ingredient is Clobetason butyrate. The drug is effective in the treatment of eczema and many different types of skin inflammation such as seborrheic dermatitis, photodermatitis, papules, etc. However, the patient may have an increased risk of experiencing side effects. extra if used incorrectly. So what does Benate do? What should be paid attention to when using the drug? Check out the article below.
1. What are the effects of Benate?
With the main ingredient being Clobetasone butyrate, Benate has anti-inflammatory, antipruritic and vasoconstrictor properties. As a result, Benate topical is applied effectively in the following cases:Atopic eczema, allergic contact dermatitis or irritation. Photodermatitis, otitis externa. Seborrheic dermatitis, diaper rash. Itchy, lumpy papules, reactions caused by insect stings. Maintenance therapy alternates with courses of stronger topical steroids. On the other hand, the drug is not allowed to be prescribed in the following cases:
Red acne, acne , inflammation around the mouth. Skin diseases caused by viruses (Herpes, chickenpox), fungal infections (Candida, hair fungus) or bacterial infections (impetigo). Patients who are allergic to any ingredient of the drug
2. Dosage and usage of Benate
2.1. How to use Benate topical is used for topical application, avoid using the drug in open wounds and sensitive skin. Before and after applying the medicine, you must not cover the wound. Always wash your hands thoroughly before applying medication to avoid wound infection
2.2. Dosage Benate Topical is the usual dose: 1 or 2 times a day until there is an improvement. When the skin condition improves, the patient can reduce the number of applications or switch to another less effective drug.
For the elderly and elderly, it is recommended not to use the drug continuously for longer than 4 weeks. After this time, the patient's condition still does not improve, the patient needs to notify the doctor to change the dose or change the medicine.
For children and infants, it is necessary to reduce the number of applications of Benate but still be effective for the shortest possible time. Within 7 days of taking the drug, if there is no improvement or it gets worse, you should tell your doctor to review the treatment.
Note: The above dosage is for reference only. The specific dose depends on the condition and the progression of the disease. To get the right dose, you need to consult your doctor or healthcare professional.
Cases of chronic overdose are almost unrecognized. However, if you regularly overdose, there will be signs of hyperadrenocorticism. At that time, the patient should stop taking the drug immediately.
If you forget to take a dose, take it as soon as you remember. However, if it is almost time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and take your next dose at the scheduled time. Do not take double the prescribed dose.
3. Benate drug side effects
Like many other drugs, Benate can cause some side effects for patients. Specifically:
Some of the most common side effects such as burning, stinging sensation like insect stings.
Fewer side effects such as itching, skin atrophy, skin cracking, erythema, folliculitis, finger numbness and capillary dilation....
The above are not all side effects of Benate topical. Therefore, in the process of using the drug, if you encounter any abnormal signs, it is suspected that the drug is used. You need to notify your doctor for timely treatment.
4. Notes when using Benate ointment
To use the drug safely, patients need to "take it to heart" some of the following notes:
Pregnant women only use Benate topical when needed, do not abuse the drug for a long time. Breastfeeding women can use Benate but need to follow the doctor's instructions. Limit application to the chest area to avoid the possibility that the child may swallow it. Benate topical can be used by people who frequently operate machinery and drive vehicles. For infants and children <12 years: Avoid prolonged continuous corticosteroid therapy due to the risk of adrenal suppression, even without occlusive dressings. In infants, diapers act like bandages and increase absorption, so be careful when using them. Should not be applied on the face for a long time. If it must be applied to the eyelids, care must be taken to ensure that the drug does not enter the eyes, as it can cause glaucoma. When inflammatory lesions become infected, appropriate antibiotic treatment must be given. When there are signs of widespread infection, topical corticosteroids should be discontinued and systemic antibiotics given. Before prescribing medication, doctors always weigh the benefits and effectiveness of Benate topical ointment more than the risk of side effects. However, some cases when using Benate can still occur unwanted effects. Therefore, patients need to follow the instructions for use and dosage from the doctor.
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