Eflora Cream 15 gm

Description

Eflora Cream 13.9% w/w 15 Gm (Eflornithine)

What Is The Generic Name Of Eflora Cream:

Eflornithine is the generic version of Eflora Cream.

USA Brands Equivalent To Eflora Cream 15 Gm (Eflornithine):

• Vaniqa

About Eflora Cream 15 Gm (Eflornithine):

Eflornithine (13.9% w/w) is the active agent present in Eflora cream. It is used in the treatment of facial Hirsutism and can be found at any of the leading online pharmacy stores, drugstores, and medical supply stores.

Manufacturer Of Eflora Cream 15 Gm (Eflornithine):

Sun Pharmaceuticals (India) is one of the leading pharmaceutical companies that manufactures Eflora Cream 15 gm.

Strength Of Eflora Cream 15 Gm (Eflornithine):

Eflora Cream 15 gm contains Eflornithine 13.9% w/w in a 15 gm tube. You can find this medicinal tube in different strengths and substitutes at leading pharmacy stores, drugstores, and medical supply stores.

Dosage Form:

• Cream

Eflora Cream 15 Gm (Eflornithine) Is Used For The Treatment Of:

It is used in the treatment of:

• Facial Hirsutism

How Eflora Cream 15 Gm (Eflornithine) Works:

Eflora Cream contains Eflornithine, which basically stops the activity of a chemical involved in the production of hair on the face.

Before You Use Eflora Cream 15 Gm (Eflornithine):

You should be sure that:

• You are not allergic to it.
• It is not affecting the mother and baby during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
• It is not interacting with the medicines you are taking with it.

When Not To Use Eflora Cream 15 Gm (Eflornithine):

You should avoid using the cream if you:

• Are allergic to it.
• Have itching problems.
• Want to use some other topical agent on the same area at the same time.
• If your skin is accidentally injured, has wounds, or scrapes.
• Are pregnant or breastfeeding.
• Are below 18 years of age.

Have applied sunscreen or other makeup applications:

Avoid the cream application within 5 minutes of using any hair removal technique such as waxing or shaving, or on broken or inflamed skin, as it may cause irritation.

Tell Your Doctor If You:

• Are allergic to Eflornithine.
• If symptoms do not disappear even after 2 to 4 weeks of applying Eflora Cream.
• Are pregnant, conceiving, or breastfeeding as it may harm the unborn or newly born baby.
• Have open wounds, chopped and dry skin, or other skin injuries.
• Are taking any other topical medicines or products.

Dosage:

Eflora Cream 15 gm (Eflornithine) may be available in various strengths at leading online pharmacy stores, drugstores, and medical supply stores. It should be used as directed by your doctor.

Always apply the required amount of cream only, as too much application will not increase the healing process but will pile up the cream. Do not apply this cream for a few minutes if you have already applied another cream or ointment on the affected area or vice versa.

How Much Of Eflora Cream 15 Gm (Eflornithine) Should Be Applied:

Take the required amount of cream in your hand and apply a thin layer of the cream to the affected area as suggested by your doctor. Use the cream at 8-hour intervals.

How To Apply Eflora Cream 15 Gm (Eflornithine):

• Clean and dry your hands and the affected area properly prior to the cream application.
• Take a pea-sized amount of cream (a thin layer) on your finger and apply it by rubbing gently over the affected area (avoid applying near the eyes, mouth, nose, and inner ear).
• Wash your hands properly after cream application unless your hands are the affected area.

For How Long Should You Continue Applying Eflora Cream 15 Gm (Eflornithine):

Effects of the cream usually become noticeable after a few weeks of its usage. Do not stop using it if effects are unnoticeable (it may show hair growth again if you stop applying in between). Always discuss with your doctor before discontinuing or starting it again.

Overdose Of Eflora Cream 15 Gm (Eflornithine):

Too much application of the cream results only in piling up of cream. It will show its effect on time, and applying excess will not accelerate the process.

Sometimes, it may show side effects from excessive application. Contact your doctor if you observe overdose symptoms.

Missed Dose Of Eflora Cream 15 Gm (Eflornithine):

If you miss a dose, apply it as soon as you remember. However, if it is almost time for the next dose, skip the missed dose and go back to your regular routine. Do not apply multiple doses at the same time.

Side Effects Of Eflora Cream 15 Gm (Eflornithine):

• Irritation, itching, stinging, or burning at the application site
• Reddening of skin
• Dry or peeling skin
• Skin rashes
• Hair bumps
• Acne
• Erythema
• Hair loss
• Hair follicle inflammation

Drugs That Interact With Eflora Cream 15 Gm (Eflornithine):

Eflora Cream may interact with other medicines, topical agents, or herbal supplements, which may cause either a serious adverse effect or may nullify the effect of the cream. Cosmetics and other topical products can also interact with it.

Contraindications:

Eflora Cream 15 gm is contraindicated in:

• Hypersensitive conditions
• Infections or inflammation
• Skin injuries, cuts, and wounds
• Pregnancy and breastfeeding
• Children below 18 years of age

Warning And Precautions:

• If allergy persists for a long time after using the cream, stop using it and contact your doctor.
• Try to avoid direct contact with your eyes, mouth, nose, or other sensitive areas. If it accidentally happens, wash your eyes or mouth properly with water.
• Apply the cream on fresh, dried skin and wash the area after 4 hours of cream application.
• Keep the tube in proper conditions and out of the reach of children.

Things To Remember:

• Read the insert of the tube thoroughly.
• Always inform your doctor about your medical history and follow the instructions as directed.

How To Store Eflora Cream 15 Gm (Eflornithine):

Keep the bottle at room temperature and in a clean place. Avoid refrigeration.