Beclometasone+Miconazole+Neomycin

When should one not use Beclometasone+Miconazole+Neomycin

• If you are allergic to beclometasone, miconazole, neomycin, similar medicines or any other ingredients of Beclometasone+Miconazole+Neomycin.
• If you have a skin infection that is not caused by bacteria or fungi.
• If you have any viral infection (chickenpox, shingles) or have any other wounds or skin infections.
• If you have any infection in and around genitals or anal area (unless the doctor has asked you), eyes, face.
• If you have varicose ulcers (ulcers that are caused by swollen veins) or stasis ulcers (ulcers which are caused due to reduced blood or body fluid flow).

Common side effects of this drug are:

Other General Warnings

• You develop any skin infections or allergic reactions after using Beclometasone+Miconazole+Neomycin
• Your psoriasis or skin condition is worsening
• You are applying this medicine under any dressing skin
• You feel there is no improvement in your condition
• You are suffering from any other condition
• Avoid contact with your eyes or eyelids
• Avoid unnecessary, excessive or prolonged use of this medicine
• Do not go near smoke or naked flames after applying this medicine
• Beclometasone+Miconazole+Neomycin should not be used to treat any other condition than that prescribed by the doctor

How Does It Work?

• Beclometasone+Miconazole+Neomycin works by the combined action of beclometasone, miconazole and neomycin.
• Beclometasone works by blocking the synthesis of the natural substance (Prostaglandins) which is responsible for itching, redness and swelling.
• Miconazole works by inhibiting the formation of a fungal cell wall component which leads to altered permeability and growth of fungus causing infection.
• Neomycin works by inhibiting the growth and multiplication of bacteria causing infection.

Interactions with other medicines

• Since Beclometasone+Miconazole+Neomycin is to be used externally on the skin and it is less likely to interact with other medicines.
• However, you should always tell your doctor about all the medicines, supplements, herbals you are currently taking or might take or are using other topically applied creams, lotion and gel to avoid any possible interaction.
• Especially if you are taking blood thinners such as warfarin.

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