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What is Eberconazole used for?
This medicine is useful in treating yeast and fungal infections of the skin. The conditions it may treat are ringworm, jock itch, athlete’s foot, pityriasis, and candidiasis. It is also helpful in tackling superficial skin fungal infections and dermatophytosis, offering relief from symptoms such as scaling, redness, and itching.
How does Eberconazole work?
Eberconazole restricts ergosterol synthesis. This element is vital in fungal cell membranes. By inhibiting this component, the medicine damages the fungal functions and structure, causing problems in the membrane. The result is cell contents leakage and fungal cell death. It also has properties to inhibit 5-lipoxygenase and similar enzymes and thereby reduce inflammation.
What are the Eberconazole ingredients and available forms?
The active ingredient is eberconazole nitrate (1% cream). This topical cream for skin also has excipients such as liquid paraffin, dimethicone, methyl paraben, propyl paraben, propylene glycol, petroleum jelly, and sodium hydroxide.
How long does Eberconazole take to act?
The positive effects start to show within a few days of applying this cream. However, it can take two to four weeks to experience full symptoms relief. The relief effect will depend on the infection’s location and the condition’s severity.
How long does the treatment with Eberconazole last?
Treatment with Eberconazole can go up for 4 to 6 weeks depending on the severity and type of the fungal or yeast infection. Follow the complete course to experience elimination of the fungus or yeast.
What are the Eberconazole benefits?
This medicine gives quick relief from scaling, redness, and itching caused by yeast and fungal skin infections. It also restricts recurrent infection attacks and ensures healthy skin with anti-inflammatory properties. It also deals with inflamed dermatophytic infections.
What is the Eberconazole dosage and administration?
The 1% cream is applicable for adults. Apply two times a day on the affected skin area and the surrounding parts gently. Rub the cream on the area and do not apply on mucous membranes. Do not bring the cream in direct contact with your eyes.
What are the Eberconazole side effects?
Common side effects include mild itching, burning sensation, redness, dryness, and rarely peeling at the application site. In case of rare effects, allergic reactions such as rash or swelling may occur.
What are Eberconazole’s precautions and contraindications?
Since it is a topical cream, Eberconazole is meant for external use only. Never bring the cream in contact directly with open wounds, mouth, and eyes. Those with allergy to the cream’s contents, must seek an alternative. If the irritation becomes worse or continues, consult a healthcare professional but stop using the cream beforehand.
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