What is desoximetason?
Desoximetason is a general drug that is often launched under the Temieort® brand. It is a corticosteroid drug that doctors prescribe a number of skin conditions. They may include eczema, rashes and allergic rashes as well as dermatitis. DESOXIMETASON works to alleviate symptoms such as swelling, itching and redness. It must never be applied to weaknesses, armpits or face if the doctor orders the patient to do so. Patients will usually use cream twice a day. After application, most patients should leave the skin area uncovered by dressing and some patients may be given specific instructions to pack the skin in plastic, usually up to 12 hours a day.
In order to apply desoximetasone, patients must first cleanse the hands and area of the skin to be treated. The size of peas or smaller quantities should be placed on the affected area of the skin. The patient should be masters Massage the medicated cream into the skin and evenly distribute it in a thin layer. His hands must then be thoroughly washed to preventnilo spread of drug to undesirable areas. Patients can often notice irritation, dryness or burning, as well as itching affecting the medicated area of the skin. This should not take longer than a few days, disperse as soon as the body adapts to desoximetasone.
serious side effects are less likely, but require quick medical care. Patients should be aware that an allergic reaction is possible, which may include serious dizziness, difficulty breathing and swelling of the face or neck. Other serious side effects may include excessive hair growth, acne and stretch marks. Dilution of the skin or coloring and follby also reported iculitis or "hair bumps".
those who use large amounts of desoximetasone relate to large areas of the skin, or those who use this medicine for a long time are exposed to a higher risk of absorbing the drug into the bloodstream. When this happens, PAC canIent to notice weight loss, extreme fatigue and swelling of the legs and ankles. Eyes, headaches and increased thirst and urination were also reported.
Before using desoximetasone for skin condition, patients should publish their other health conditions, medicines and supplements. Since 2011, it is not known whether this corticosteroid can pass into breast milk. Women who are pregnant should prevent its use whenever possible. This drug can be contraindicated for use by those who have problems with the immune system, diabetes or poor circulation. DESOXIMETASON can interact with other medicines, including methotrexate, cyclosporin and sirolimus.