Skin Care

Fucidin (fusidic acid)

Fucidin is effective for many types of bacteria are used to treat infections such as impetigo (blisters on the skin, characterized by yellowish-brown crusting), (paronchya) whitlow and hair follicles (sycosis) swelling. This dermatitis or eczema is infected are treated.

Take care to avoid the eyes if the product is applied to the face. Fucidin for use by your doctor.

• Apply three or four times a day, the wound is achieved favorable results in a small amount. If your doctor has directed you to cover the wound gauze dressing, less frequent applications (one or two a day) may be used.

It does not kill bacteria directly, but they are unable to increase the number of leaves. Fusidic acid for the bacteria that sometimes infect inflammatory skin disease, including treatment preparation. Fucidin is an antibiotic drug. The existing bacteria eventually die or destroyed by the immune system. Entry into the bacterial cells and proteins that bacteria need to divide and multiply the production of works by interfering.

If you miss a dose of Fucidin, take it as soon as possible. If it is almost time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and resume regular dosing schedule. Do not take 2 doses at once.

Fucidin Store at room temperature, between 68 and 77 degrees F (20 and 25 degrees C). Heat, humidity and light from the store. To Fucidin reach of children and pets away.

If a pregnant woman is considered necessary to use these potential benefits must be weighed the potential risks.

Pregnancy: During pregnancy, the safety of drug treatment for infection has not been determined. Safety of drugs for the treatment of infections in nursing women has not been proven.

Breastfeeding: breast milk, there is evidence that the drug passes through. There is evidence that the drug can cross the placenta. If the infection does not improve within a few days or any time-consuming to get worse, contact your doctor.
Serious infections, skin infections, as topical drugs (skin) seems not to be used, should be treated with systemic (oral or injection) in addition to or instead of a topical antibiotic medication. Organism overgrowth: Use of antibiotics on the skin occasionally allows overgrowth of organisms not killed by the antibiotic.