Buy B-Mycin Cream 15g- Uses, Dosage, Side Effects, Instructions

How To Use B-Mycin Cream 15g

This medicine is for external use only. It should be applied to clean, dry and intact skin. Massage gently to affected areas to facilitate cream absorption. Always wash your hands before and after using this cream. Replace cap tightly after each use.

Brands

YSP

Active Ingredient

betamethasone betamethasone topical gentamicin gentamicin topical

Manufactured by

Y.S.P (M) Industries Sdn Bhd

Side Effects

As with all medications, you may experience some side effects. Not everyone experiences it. This is not a cause for concern. However, it is so that you are aware of it.

Apart from the list of B-mycin cream uses, there could be certain side-effects associated with the usage of the medication. Please refer to the list below:-

Transient irritation
Burning
Itching
Dryness
hypopigmentation
allergic contact dermatitis

While some these symptoms are more common, there are a few rare symptoms that could also occur. If you are feeling any other symptoms (whether it is mentioned in the above list or not), please consult with a doctor immediately. Please, consult with a doctor if you are having rashes or blurry visions. Report if you experience any other symptoms as the above list may not be exhaustive. These symptoms become more prominent as when one is undergoing a long term therapy with this medication.

Cushingoid facies, Hirsutism, Weight gain, Increased appetite, hyperhidrosis, Opportunistic infection, osteoporosis, Proximal myopathy, Sodium and water retention, Menstrual irregularity

Itchy Skin, Local Skin Burning Or Pain, Allergic Reaction At The Site Of Application, Worsening Of Condition, Application Site Irritation, Redness, Rash Or Hives, If You Have Psoriasis You May Get Raised Bumps With Pus Under The Skin. This Can Happen Very Rarely During Or After Treatment And Is Known As Pustular Psoriasis Skin Infection.

Ear toxicity, Allergic rashes, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Tiredness, Liver toxicity, Pain at the injection site, Visual disorders

If You Experience Any Of The Following Symptoms, Stop Using Hoe B-Mycin Cream 15g And Call Your Doctor Right Away. You Could Be Experiencing An Allergic Response: Extreme And Sudden Onset Of Itching, Redness, Hives, Or A Rash In The Vicinity Of The Application Site, A Feeling Of Nausea Or Vomiting, Swelling Of The Face, Lips, Mouth, Tongue, Or Throat, Accompanied By Difficulty Breathing,

Warning Precautions

Precautionary Steps of B-Mycin Cream 15g

Please consult a doctor especially before taking B-mycin cream. If you have any of the following conditions & contraindications:-

Allergy to B-mycin cream or any of its components
It is not recommended for children & Neonates. Please keep it out of reach from them
Hypersensitivity
Pregnancy
lactation

Please stop using this medication if you are experiencing these symptoms and conditions.

B-mycin cream Drug Interactions

Drug to drug interaction reaction of B-mycin cream varies from a person to another person. It is advisable to check with your doctor about all the possible drug interactions before starting the medication.

Amphotericin B
Cephalothin
Cisplatin
Cyclosporine
Cytarabine
Dimenhydrinate
Ethacrynic acid
Heparin
Indomethacin
Ticarcillin

This is an incomprehensive list of drug-to-drug interactions and conditions that might interfere with B-mycin cream function. Do inform your doctor about all your current medications prior to consuming this drug.

Keep the following precautions in mind as well:-

Avoid excess exposure to sunlight
Avoid this medicine for a longer use
Tell your doctor if you have any other diseases or if you are taking any other medication
Do not discontinue the prescribed course

Alcohol Warning (Not Advisable)

Corticosteroids may cause dry skin. Drinking alcohol may aggravate its side effects. As B-Mycin Cream 15g Topical is used topically, the risk of interacting with alcohol consumed is negligible.It is safe to consume alcohol with B-Mycin Cream 15g.There is no known interaction of B-Mycin Cream 15g Topical topical with alcohol.

Pregnancy Warning (Not Safe)

There is evidence of teratogenicity in animal studies. However, there is no evidence in human studiesB-Mycin Cream 15g Topical may be unsafe to use during pregnancy. Animal reproduction studies have shown adverse effects on the fetus. However, there are limited well-controlled human studies. The benefits from the use of B-Mycin Cream 15g Topical in pregnant women may be acceptable despite the risk. Please consult your doctor. B-Mycin Cream 15g has shown evidence that there might be a risk to the human foetus. It is still plausible to be used if the benefits outweigh the risks. Therefore, please consult your doctor.Topical B-Mycin Cream 15g Topical maybe used during pregnancy. Animal reproduction studies do not demonstrate adverse effects on fetus with the use of topical B-Mycin Cream 15g Topical, and there are no adequate studies in pregnant women. This medication should only be used after the benefits and risks have been weighed properly. Please consult the doctor before using B-Mycin Cream 15g Topical.

Breastfeeding Warning (Not Advisable)

B-Mycin Cream 15g is probably safe to use during lactation. Limited human data and animal studies suggest that B-Mycin Cream 15g does not represent a significant risk to nursing infants. However, B-Mycin Cream 15g needs to be taken with caution.B-Mycin Cream 15g Topical is probably unsafe to use during lactation. Animals studies showed B-Mycin Cream 15g Topical is excreted in the milk of rats. Limited human data suggests that B-Mycin Cream 15g Topical does not represent a significant risk to the baby. B-Mycin Cream 15g is found in small amounts in breast milk. It is therefore unsafe for breastfeeding as it may risk the infant's development. It is not known whether B-Mycin Cream 15g Topical is excreted into the human breastmilk. It is not advisable to apply topical B-Mycin Cream 15g Topical on the chest to avoid accidental contact with the infant.

Driving Warning (Not Advisable)

B-Mycin Cream 15g usually does not affect the ability to drive. Do not drive unless you are feeling well. B-Mycin Cream 15g Topical should not affect alertness or driving ability. Do not drive unless you are feeling well. B-Mycin Cream 15g may cause side effects such as brief blurring of vision which could affect the ability to concentrate and drive.B-Mycin Cream 15g Topical is for external application. Therefore, it does not interfere with the ability to drive.

Kidney Warning (Use With Care)

The effect of B-Mycin Cream 15g on the kidney is not known. However, it is safer to use with caution and consult a doctor before using this medication. B-Mycin Cream 15g Topical is safe to be used in patients with kidney impairment. If B-Mycin Cream 15g is given via Parenteral route, dose adjustment is required for patients with kidney disease. Please consult your doctor to be safe before starting on B-Mycin Cream 15g.B-Mycin Cream 15g Topical can be used in patients with kidney issues.

Liver Warning (Use With Care)

Long term usage of B-Mycin Cream 15g may cause liver damage such as hepatic enlargement and steatosis. It also may exacerbate nonalcoholic steatohepatitis chronic viral hepatitis B-Mycin Cream 15g Topical is generally safe for patients with liver disease. B-Mycin Cream 15g is safe in patients with liver disease.B-Mycin Cream 15g Topical is not used for internal consumption and the amount absorbed into the circulatory system also is negligible to cause any effect , therefore, safe to be used even in a patient with liver impairment.

Quick Tips

B-Mycin Cream should be applied as a thin layer to the afflicted regions as directed by your doctor.
B-Mycin Cream should be applied according to the recommended dosage and duration
Do not apply B-Mycin Cream more than the recommended by the doctor
Wash the affected area thoroughly with soap and water before each application.
Avoid contact with eyes, nose, or mouth. If inadvertent exposure occurs, quickly rinse with water.
Unless instructed by a doctor, do not cover the area being treated with airtight coverings such as bandages, as this may increase the risk of adverse effects.
Avoid applying B-Mycin Cream in the eyes, mouth, or nose. Rinse if you inadvertently get it in these places.

FAQ

Can B-Mycin Cream 15g be used in children?

Children, especially infants are particularly susceptible to side effects when using B-Mycin Cream 15g. A mild or moderate B-Mycin Cream 15g may be useful to relieve symptoms however more potent formulations of B-Mycin Cream 15g may be used for a short period of time under the supervision of a specialist.

Is B-Mycin Cream 15g also a steroid?

B-Mycin Cream 15g belongs to a group of medicines called steroids also known as corticosteroids.

Can I use B-Mycin Cream 15g cream on broken skin?

B-Mycin Cream 15g should not be applied onto cracked or broken skin as it may slow down the healing process of the wound.

Does B-Mycin Cream 15g affect the body's hormonal balance?

B-Mycin Cream 15g may affect the body's hormonal balance as there will be some doses that can be absorbed through the skin. Children and the elderly are groups that are more likely to develop systemic side effect as their skin have a higher absorption rate.

Can I stop taking B-Mycin Cream 15g if I am starting to feel better?

It is not advisable to stop taking B-Mycin Cream 15g even if you feel better. It is best to finish the full course of treatment. Your symptoms might improve before your infection is completely cured.

B-Mycin Cream 15g is mainly administered in what forms?

B-Mycin Cream 15g is usually given by injection, but may also be given as drops for some ear and eye infections.

References

Even if you feel better, do not miss any doses and complete the whole course of therapy.

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