Lactic Acid Topical

Information About Lactic Acid Topical

Uses of Lactic Acid Topical

Lactic acid topical is commonly used to treat corns, dry and itchy skin such as dermatitis, eczema, keratoses, psoriasis, abnormal skin growth such as warts, calluses, verrucas

How Lactic Acid Topical Works

Lactic Acid Topical is a lubricating agent. It is commonly used for lubricating and moisturising skin.

Side Effects of Lactic Acid Topical

Mild burning of the skin, Stinging sensation, Peeling of the skin , Blemished skin

Authorship

Written By

Dr Mohd Ramzdhan Bin Mohd Masdar

MD (Crimea State Medical University)

Reviewed By

Dr Nur Syuhada binti Zulkifli

MD, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM)

Lactic Acid Topical Related Warnings

Alcohol Limited Data

It is unsafe to consume alcohol with Lactic Acid Topical as there is no information about Lactic Acid Topical interactions.

Pregnancy Limited Data

No safety precautions is needed in pregnant women.

Lactation Limited Data

Lactic Acid Topical is probably safe to use during lactation. No safety precautions is required in lactating women.

Driving Generally Safe

Lactic Acid Topical does not affect the general attention and affect the ability to drive.

Kidney Safe If Prescribed

Dose adjustment is not needed in patients with kidney disease.

Liver Limited Data

Lactic Acid Topical is safe to be used in patients with liver disease.