What is Mometason Furoate?
METASON FUROATE is a glucocorticoid that is often used to treat skin inflammation such as psoriasis or eczema, as well as allergic rhinitis. It can be used to treat both conditions because glucocorticoids are known for effective inflammation reduction. As a treatment of allergic rhinitis comes as a spray, while in the treatment of skin inflammation is usually in the form of ointment, milk or cream. In both cases, this must usually be prescribed by a physician because overdose and adverse drug interactions of any form of this drug may be harmful.
When the Mometasone Furoate is prescribed as a nasal spray, it reduces swelling in the nasal passages, although it can also get rid of growth, often called nasal polyps. The relief of the nasal swelling often gets rid of symptoms such as clogging, itching, sneezing and rhinitis, which are typical symptoms of allergies. Mometason furoate is usually to be sprayed into the nostril once a day, preferably on the same time every day. Doses should not be doubled so if one dose is omitted, it is recommendedPatients take medication as soon as possible if the time is not close to the next dose because it is harmful overdose to the Mometasone Furoate.
The most common side effects of Mometasone Furoate in the form of spray are bloody mucus, dry nostrils, noseblees, headaches and sore throat. More serious side effects include excessive nosebleeds, nose pain, vision changes, white spots in the mouth or nose and swallowing problems. While the physician should be warned of any side effects of Mometason Furoate, especially serious symptoms may require emergency treatment.
This medicine also often comes in the form of ointment, milk or cream that can be applied to the skin in the case of psoriasis, eczema or other conditions that cause skin inflammation. Regardless of the form, the Mometasone Furoate should only be applied to the affected area of the skin and should be placed in a thin layer once a day. As well as the nasal sprayThe missed dose should be applied as soon as possible if it did two doses per day, as overdose may have a negative impact on patients.
Some of the possible side effects of Furoate Mometason for the skin include acne, itching, dry skin, burning, ulcers or a change in skin color. More serious side effects include pus leakage, extreme redness or heat radiating from the skin or no improvement of the skin condition after weeks of use. The doctor should be informed of any of these side effects.