Acsolve 1% Lotion

Product Information

Product Name

Acsolve 1% Lotion

Product Description

Brand

Atco

Prescription

Required

Uses

Bacterial infections, Anti-acne Preps

Composition

Acsolve 1% Lotion is composed of Clindamycin (1%)

Contains

1 Lotion(s)/Pack

Pack Size

30ml Lotion

Expert Advice

Store this medicine in a cool, dry place, away from heat.

Avoid this medication if:

You are allergic to this medicine or its contents.

Consult your doctor:

If you are pregnant, or breastfeeding.

If you have a significant medical history, including ulcerative colitis.

If your symptoms are not improving with this medication within the prescribed time.

Primary Uses

Bacterial infections

Indications

Use of clindamycin is recommended in bacterial infections .

Side Effects

Patients using this medication may experience dry skin, dermatitis .

Warnings

Pregnancy

No definitive data regarding pregnancy is available, therefore consult your doctor before using this medication

Lactation

The effect of this medication is undetermined in nursing females. Consult your doctor for advice

Precautions

Patient using this medication should avoid eyes and mucous membrane

Contraindications

This medication is contraindicated in lincomycin sensitivity, history of Inflammatory bowel disease (disease of the intestine) or antibiotic-associated colitis (inflammation of the colon)

FAQS

Is this drug an antibiotic?

Yes, this cream is an antibiotic which can be used locally.

How often should I take this medicine?

Apply this medicine as prescribed. It is important to be regular. Applying this medicine on the same time every day will result in the best effects.

Can I stop taking this medicine if I feel better?

Since this is an antibiotic, it should be taken for the amount of days prescribed. Otherwise, the infection might come back. Kindly do not stop taking this medicine even if your symptoms have improved.

Can I use this drug for any fungal infection?

No, this drug should only be used as and when prescribed. This medicine is not an anti-fungal.