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Drug Details
E45 Itch Relief Cream
- Drug Class Description
Anesthetic local / moisturizer - Generic Name
urea, lauromacrogols - Presentation
Cream - Description
Lauromacrogols: 3.0 % w/w Urea: 5.0% w/w - Indications
For the treatment of pruritus, eczema, dermatitis, and scaling skin conditions where an antipruritic and/or hydrating effect is required. It may also be used for the continued treatment and follow-up treatment of these skin diseases.
- Adult Dosage
Adults, the Elderly, Children and Babies: E45 Itch Relief Cream should be applied to each affected area twice a day. The duration of treatment depends on the clinical response.
- Child Dosage
E45 Cream: Apply two or three times daily. E45 Bath Oil: Add 5-10mL to small bath. Soak for 10 minutes. E45 Wash Cream: Apply to wet skin. Rinse off. - Contra Indications
Patients with known hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients. It should not be used to treat acute erythroderma, acute inflammatory, oozing or infected skin lesions.
- Special Precautions
E45 Itch Relief Cream may cause irritation if applied to broken or inflamed skin.
- Interactions
None known.
- Adverse Drug Reactions
E45 Itch Relief Cream has been reported to cause a burning sensation, erythema, pruritus or the formation of pustules. Contact allergy has also been reported.