Lamisil Creme 1% 15 gram
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Product information for Lamisil Creme 1%:
Application of Lamisil Creme 1%:
ClaimsLamisil Spray belongs to the group of antifungal preparations. This product inhibits the growth of molds and yeasts and can even kill certain fungi.
One in three people regularly suffer from athlete's foot. Fungal infections occur not only on the foot but also elsewhere on the body. However, athlete's foot is the most common type.
Athlete's foot, commonly known as athlete's foot, is an unpleasant condition. It often causes a burning and itching sensation, and blisters and flakes develop on the skin.
Superficial fungal infections like athlete's foot are generally very treatable. Lamisil can treat various fungal infections and is applied to the site of the infection. For athlete's foot, apply between the toes once a day for one week.
How does athlete's foot develop?
Fungal infections are caused by fungi, as the name suggests, but can also be caused by yeasts.
Molds and yeasts can be transmitted via spores on towels or skin flakes on the floor. Fungal infections are generally contagious. Molds and yeasts thrive in warm and moist environments. Showers and locker rooms in sports facilities are a good example. Athletes who use these facilities are therefore at risk of contracting a fungal infection. Synthetic materials, such as athletic shoes, can also cause fungal infections, particularly athlete's foot. Synthetic materials create a warm and moist environment where a fungus thrives.
It's not just athletic people who can get it. Athlete's foot is contagious and can be transmitted anytime you walk around barefoot. It can also spread in the bathroom at home, in communal showers, or when sharing towels with others. Wearing extra-thick layers of clothing in winter or wearing tight-fitting clothing can make you feel extra warm and sweaty, allowing fungi and yeasts to develop quickly, potentially leading to a fungal infection.
Domestic and farm animals can also carry fungi and/or yeasts and contaminate their immediate environment.
What can you do to prevent athlete's foot?
- Dry your feet thoroughly after washing.
- Use a clean, dry towel regularly to prevent contamination.
- Wear clean cotton or wool socks every day.
- Wear flip-flops when using communal showers and changing rooms.
How does Lamisil work against athlete's foot?
Lamisil is known worldwide as a fast and effective treatment for athlete's foot and is a very successful medicine against fungal infections in over 50 countries worldwide.
Lamisil, with Terbinafine as the active ingredient, has a very short treatment duration of only 1 week compared to other commonly used substances such as Miconazole and Clotrimazole.
Immediately after applying the first treatment, the cream takes effect and healing begins.
Which fungal infections can Lamisil treat?
- Ringworm (Tinea corporis)
Ringworm consists of slow-growing, itchy, red, and scaly ring-shaped patches that can appear scattered over the body.
- Skin fungus (Cutaneous candidiasis)
Candida is a type of yeast that can cause a skin infection under certain conditions. These skin lesions often appear in sensitive areas such as the groin or under the breasts. Symptoms include itching, redness, and flaking.
- Pityriasis versicolor
The yeast that causes pityriasis versicolor is Malassezia furfur. An infection with this yeast usually occurs on the shoulders, upper torso, and upper arms. Symptoms consist of mildly itchy, slightly scaly patches. In people with a light tan, the patches are usually lighter than the rest of the skin, and in people with little to no sun exposure, the patches are usually light brown.
Lamisil 1% Cream inhibits the development of these yeasts and can kill them in some cases so that healing can start immediately after the first application of the cream.
Composition of Lamisil Creme 1%:
Active substances: The active substance in this medicine is terbinafine hydrochloride 10 mg/g.Excipients: sodium hydroxide, benzyl alcohol,
sorbitaanmonostearaat, cetylpalmitaat, cetylalcohol, stearylalcohol, polysorbaat 60,
isopropyl myristate, purified water
Usage of Lamisil Creme 1%:
Apply a thin layer of Lamisil to the feet once a day.Method of use
Always use this medicine exactly as described in this leaflet or as your doctor or
pharmacist told you this. Are you unsure about the correct use? Then contact your
doctor or pharmacist.
For skin use only
Adults and children aged 12 years and over
The opening of the tube is sealed with aluminum foil. You can pierce the seal by pressing the inverted cap of the tube firmly against it. Before applying the product, wash and dry your skin thoroughly, including your hands.
- Gently squeeze the tube and spread a thin layer of cream on the inflamed skin and a small area around it.
- Rub in the cream lightly.
- Wash your hands after rubbing so that you do not spread the infection to yourself or others.
If the inflammation is located in a skin fold (between the toes), especially at night, the skin can be covered with a sterile gauze pad after applying the product. In that case, use a new, clean gauze pad each time you apply the product.
How often and how long should you use Lamisil foot fungus cream:
Once a day for one week.
Usually, the symptoms improve after a few days. Irregular use or
Stopping the cream prematurely increases the chance of the symptoms returning. If
If there is no improvement after 1 week, contact your doctor or pharmacist.
Elders:
There are no indications that elderly people would need a different dosage or other
experience side effects than younger patients.
Children:
Applying Lamisil foot fungus cream to the skin of children under 12 years of age
There is only limited experience and therefore use in this age group is not recommended. Please read information leaflet before use
This products belongs to the category: Yeast Infection
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