Terbiderm Cream 10 gm

Terbinafine, Topical
Atco Laboratories Limited

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Rs. 219.07/Pack

This cream is used for the treatment of acne, pimples and other skin related problems. It is also used when pores are clogged due to issues with hair follicles

Uses

This medication is usually used to treat acne. If used in moderation, it could decrease the number and severity of acne breakouts and promote faster healing of existing ones.

This medication is used to treat a variety of fungal skin infections such as ringworm, athlete's foot, and jock itch.

Direction

Before using, wash your hands. Perform a thorough clean and drying of the affected area as instructed. Dry, crusty skin on impetigo-infected skin must be removed to increase the likelihood of antibiotic treatment.
As directed by your doctor, apply a small amount of medication several times each day, usually in a thin layer. You may apply a sterile gauze bandage to the area if asked to do so.
Take care of the infected area. Unless you are using this product to treat your hands, do not wash your hands.

Storage

This cream should be stored at room temperature or in the fridge as it has particles that may separate in higher temperatures and cause a bad skin reaction. Make sure children stay away from it and do not eat it.

Availability

It is available in every pharmacy, medical stores, and online stores in Pakistan, with accessible rates; if not, they're also other brands with the same generic formula; therefore, it's easily available for purchase.

This cream is used for the treatment of acne, pimples and other skin related problems. It is also used when pores are clogged due to issues with hair follicles

Uses

This medication is usually used to treat acne. If used in moderation, it could decrease the number and severity of acne breakouts and promote faster healing of existing ones.

This medication is used to treat a variety of fungal skin infections such as ringworm, athlete's foot, and jock itch.

Direction

Before using, wash your hands. Perform a thorough clean and drying of the affected area as instructed. Dry, crusty skin on impetigo-infected skin must be removed to increase the likelihood of antibiotic treatment.
As directed by your doctor, apply a small amount of medication several times each day, usually in a thin layer. You may apply a sterile gauze bandage to the area if asked to do so.
Take care of the infected area. Unless you are using this product to treat your hands, do not wash your hands.

Storage

Availability

Precautions

When using this medication, you are at risk of getting sunburned or photodamaged. Stay out of the sun as much as possible. Tanning booths and sunlamps should be avoided at all costs.
High winds or cold temperatures may also irritate the skin. You should use sunscreen and proper clothing when spending time in the sun.
Likewise, you should tell your doctor or caregiver immediately if you experience skin blisters or sunburn occurs. Let your skin be baby's burned, and then use Retin-A.
While you are using this product, avoid electro logy, waxing, and depilatory chemicals for hair removal.
In case you have used products that contain resorcinol or salicylic acid, apply Sulphur emulsion or salicylic acid with caution. Before applying such products, wait until they have diminished (time has elapsed).

Warning

Medication should not be applied on an uncovered area, and the open area should be left uncovered until the doctor instructs otherwise.
Only use a small amount of it because it won't have an effect and may make the skin condition worse
Tell your doctor or dentist before having surgery about all the products you use (including prescription drugs, nonprescription drugs, and herbal products).
When it is clear that the medication is needed, use it during pregnancy. Before talking to your doctor, be aware of the potential benefits and risks.

Use with caution having other skin problems.

Side Effects

Following are some side effects that might happen after using this cream. If they become worse or you notice an increase in your problem, tell your doctor soon.

These skin issues may include skin irritation, redness, and itching. Tell your doctor or pharmacist if any of these effects persist or worsen.
Loosening of skin when applying this medication.
Unexpected hair growing.
A severe skin allergy from this cream is rare, but it mostly depends on one's medical condition, but still, one should consult medical help if one of these allergies show up.
Swelling on the applied area.
Itchy feel on the skin.
Having trouble while breathing

The use of this medication over an extended period of time may lead to the development of skin infections other than those for which it was prescribed (such as fungal or other bacterial infections). If you notice any unusual skin symptoms or if your condition does not improve, be sure to contact your doctor.

Burning, irritation, or itching at the application site may occur.

Precautions
Side Effects

When using this medication, you are at risk of getting sunburned or photodamaged. Stay out of the sun as much as possible. Tanning booths and sunlamps should be avoided at all costs.
High winds or cold temperatures may also irritate the skin. You should use sunscreen and proper clothing when spending time in the sun.
Likewise, you should tell your doctor or caregiver immediately if you experience skin blisters or sunburn occurs. Let your skin be baby's burned, and then use Retin-A.
While you are using this product, avoid electro logy, waxing, and depilatory chemicals for hair removal.
In case you have used products that contain resorcinol or salicylic acid, apply Sulphur emulsion or salicylic acid with caution. Before applying such products, wait until they have diminished (time has elapsed).

Warning

Medication should not be applied on an uncovered area, and the open area should be left uncovered until the doctor instructs otherwise.
Only use a small amount of it because it won't have an effect and may make the skin condition worse
Tell your doctor or dentist before having surgery about all the products you use (including prescription drugs, nonprescription drugs, and herbal products).
When it is clear that the medication is needed, use it during pregnancy. Before talking to your doctor, be aware of the potential benefits and risks.

Use with caution having other skin problems.

Following are some side effects that might happen after using this cream. If they become worse or you notice an increase in your problem, tell your doctor soon.

These skin issues may include skin irritation, redness, and itching. Tell your doctor or pharmacist if any of these effects persist or worsen.
Loosening of skin when applying this medication.
Unexpected hair growing.
A severe skin allergy from this cream is rare, but it mostly depends on one's medical condition, but still, one should consult medical help if one of these allergies show up.
Swelling on the applied area.
Itchy feel on the skin.
Having trouble while breathing

Burning, irritation, or itching at the application site may occur.