Description
Halox S Lotion is a topical medication used for the management of plaque psoriasis Psoriasis is a persistent skin disease that creates red itchy scaly areas most typically observed on the elbows trunk knees and scalp This drug can be applied topically to the skin as an ointment The active...Read more
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Product Details
Halobetasol belongs to the topical corticosteroid family of medication. It possesses immunosuppressive, anti-inflammatory, and anti-mitogenic qualities. Halox S Lotion contains Salicylic Acid (3%) and Halobetasol/Ulobetasol (0.05%) as its active constituents. Salicylic acid belongs to the keratolytic class of medicines. Topical salicylic acid softens and loosens dry, scaly, or thickened skin, making it easier to peel or fall off. It prevents the formation of prostaglandins (chemical messengers) responsible for making skin red, puffy and itching. By preventing the metabolism of arachidonic acid and the synthesis of prostaglandins, it suppresses late phase allergic responses.
Uses of Product
Halox S Lotion is used to relieve plaque psoriasis, according to CDSCO.
Direction For Use
Halox S Lotion is for external usage only. As directed by the physician, apply a thin coating of Halox S Lotion to the affected region. Only apply Halox S Lotion to the afflicted region. Avoid clear of the lips, nose, and eyes.
Safety Advices
Additional Details
Warm baths are preferred, and use light soap when bathing. Make sure to wash your feet and change your socks frequently. Steer clear of shoes that cause your feet to get hot and sweaty. Do not walk barefoot in locations like gym showers to prevent bacterial illnesses. Scratching the afflicted skin might transfer the infection to other regions of the body, so avoid doing so. Avoid sharing towels, combs, bedsheets, shoes, or socks with others. Regularly wash your towels and bed linens. Limit or stay away from alcohol and caffeine.
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