This cream should be used to treat facial hirsutism (development of facial hair) in women.
Side Effects
Side effects of this cream can include acne, reactions at application site including rash, burning, and stinging sensation.
Warnings
Pregnancy
This cream is not to be used in pregnancy.
Lactation
This cream is not to be used in lactating mothers.
Contraindications
This cream should not be used in pregnancy and lactation.
FAQS
What does this medicine treat?
Eflornithine is a medicine used for the treatment of excessive facial hair growth (facial hirsutism). It does so by slowing down the growth of unwanted hair.
How frequently should it be used?
It should be applied twice a day over the affected area.
How long should the interval be between the two daily applications?
You are advised to maintain a gap of at least 8 hours between each application.
How long should we wait for a major improvement to occur?
You are advised to wait for at least 4 months. If the improvement fails to happen even after this period, you should then consult your doctor.
Does it cause hair loss on the head?
This medicine is designed for facial hair purposes only, hence avoid to spread the cream over the hair of other parts of the body.
Does it have a similar response in all patients?
The response varies with each patient’s condition severity.
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This cream should be used to treat facial hirsutism (development of facial hair) in women.
Side Effects
Side effects of this cream can include acne, reactions at application site including rash, burning, and stinging sensation.
Warnings
Pregnancy
This cream is not to be used in pregnancy.
Lactation
This cream is not to be used in lactating mothers.
Contraindications
This cream should not be used in pregnancy and lactation.
FAQS
What does this medicine treat?
Eflornithine is a medicine used for the treatment of excessive facial hair growth (facial hirsutism). It does so by slowing down the growth of unwanted hair.
How frequently should it be used?
It should be applied twice a day over the affected area.
How long should the interval be between the two daily applications?
You are advised to maintain a gap of at least 8 hours between each application.
How long should we wait for a major improvement to occur?
You are advised to wait for at least 4 months. If the improvement fails to happen even after this period, you should then consult your doctor.
Does it cause hair loss on the head?
This medicine is designed for facial hair purposes only, hence avoid to spread the cream over the hair of other parts of the body.
Does it have a similar response in all patients?
The response varies with each patient’s condition severity.
Primary Uses
Indications
This cream should be used to treat facial hirsutism (development of facial hair) in women.
Side Effects
Side effects of this cream can include acne, reactions at application site including rash, burning, and stinging sensation.
Warnings
Pregnancy
This cream is not to be used in pregnancy.
Lactation
This cream is not to be used in lactating mothers.
Contraindications
This cream should not be used in pregnancy and lactation.
FAQS
What does this medicine treat?
Eflornithine is a medicine used for the treatment of excessive facial hair growth (facial hirsutism). It does so by slowing down the growth of unwanted hair.
How frequently should it be used?
It should be applied twice a day over the affected area.
How long should the interval be between the two daily applications?
You are advised to maintain a gap of at least 8 hours between each application.
Primary Uses
Indications
This ointment is used to treat moderate to severe eczema, unresponsive or intolerant to other therapies.
Side Effects
This drug can cause burning, itching, redness, sensitivity, tingling, alcohol intolerance, increased risk of inflammed hair follicles, acne, and herpes simplex as side effects.
Warnings
Pregnancy
Please consult your physician before taking this drug in pregnancy.
Lactation
Please consult your physician before taking this drug in lactation.
Precautions
Use this drug with caution in liver failure, and generalized erythroderma (intense and widespread skin reddening). Minimize exposure to UV light. Treat infections before therapy. Monitor patients with enlarged lymph nodes. Avoid eyes and mucous membranes.
Contraindications
This drug should not be given to a patient if there is a known hypersensitivity to macrolides, and genetic epidermal barrier defects. This drug should also be avoided in pregnancy and lactation.
FAQS
What does this ointment treat?
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