Luliford Bottle Of 30ml Spray

There is limited information available about the effect of Luliford Spray during pregnancy. This medicine is to be applied on topical surfaces and the quantities which might get absorbed from the skin is too little and there are rare chances of absorption. Still, this medicine should be used under medical supervision by a pregnant woman.

There is limited information available about the effect of Luliford Spray on breastfeeding women. It should not be applied to the breast of a breastfeeding mother or elsewhere on large areas of skin or for a prolonged period of time. Inform your doctor if you are a nursing mother.

Luliford Spray does not affect your ability to drive.

There is limited information about the effect of alcohol on Luliford Spray. Talk to your doctor if you have a habit of drinking regularly.

No, you should not stop the treatment with Luliford Spray even if your symptoms disappear. You should complete the course of treatment given by your doctor. You should never miss your dose of antifungal as it may lead to treatment failure.

Yes, Luliford Spray can be used to treat both yeast and ringworm infection.

Yes, Luliford Spray can have side-effects, like all other medicines, although these don’t affect everyone and are usually mild and go away on their own, if side effects persist or there is no improvement in your condition then inform your doctor.

Luliford Spray is usually safe to be used in children when used in the correct prescribed dose and for the defined duration. In case there is a burning sensation and severe itching and redness at the application site, stop the medicine and contact your doctor.