BENZACLIN

Benzaclin Information

Benzaclin is a well known medical product that consists of two main, important ingredients: Benzoyl peroxide and Clindamycin. The first one is famous for its effective antibacterial effect. This particular ingredient also has a gentle drying effect that enables the washing away of excess dirt and / or oil. The latter, is one of the most popular antibiotics, and it is able to effectively prevent unwanted bacteria from growing onto the patient’s skin. The combination between these two ingredients forms Benzaclin, a medicine that is generally prescribed to patients who are suffering from acne.

Benzaclin Indications

Benzaclin (a combination between Clindamycin and Benzoyl peroxide) is a medicine that is usually prescribed to both make and female patients who are suffering from severe forms of acne. We strongly recommend you to ask your pharmacist or your doctor for further information regarding this medicine, as Benzaclin could also prove useful in the treatment of other types of medical conditions.

Benzaclin Warnings

A patient who suddenly develops severe abdominal cramps, associated with diarrhea and sometimes with the passage of bloody mucus ought to immediately alert his or her health care provider, as he or she is in need of professional medical attention. A patient who is using Benzaclin on a regular basis must avoid starting (or continuing) treatments with any other types of topical or oral medications (especially drugs that are used to treat acne), unless his or her doctor has directly told him to (generally, such combinations trigger excessive skin dryness, other similar side effects and sometimes even allergic reactions).

During your treatment with Benzaclin you must avoid using cosmetics; abrasive, harsh, or irritating cleansers; or any other types of medical products, especially on the skin area(s) that you are currently treating with Benzaclin.

This topical cream must not be applied on wind burned, sunburned, dry, and irritated or chapped skin, unless your physician has directly instructed you to do so. Generally, applying Benzaclin on such skin areas worsens the initial medical condition. You should avoid letting the medicine come into direct contact with hair, clothing, and colored towels, as this drug is known to trigger bleaching.

Before a patient may start a treatment with this medicine he or she ought to make sure that their personal physician is familiar to their personal / family medical history. Your physician should be alerted especially if you are suffering from any of the following medical conditions:

• ulcerative colitis;
• regional enteritis;
• antibiotic-associated colitis.

This is very important, as it is known that patients who do have these medical disorders are generally not allowed to start using this medical product or are given a lower dose of it (because these disorders are highly sensitive to Benzaclin and its ingredients, and a treatment with this medicine could worsen them or could trigger some other severe complications).

Benzaclin Intake Guidelines

Before you start using this medicine you must ask your doctor to prescribe you detailed directions / instructions regarding your future therapy with Benzaclin. In case you did not pay enough attention to your physician, or if you have simply failed to understand some of your doctor’s direct directions, you must not ignore them: address your pharmacist, a nurse or even you doctor in order to receive further explanations on those matters.  

Before and after you can use Benzaclin you must make sure that your hands are clean (carefully wash them with plenty of water). Before you apply your dose of Benzaclin on the affected skin area, you ought to wash it gently, then mildly rinse with clean water (dry it through gentle patting).

You might not see any improvement in your initial medical condition for several weeks. No patient is allowed to end his or her treatment with Benzaclin without first consulting it with an authorized medical specialist. Patience is needed in order to get the proper benefits from your treatment with this medicine. Any unused medicine ought to be thrown away after 2 months.

Benzaclin Dosage

We recommend both male and female patients who want to start using this medicine (Benzaclin) to address their medical specialist and ask him or her to prescribe them the correct dose of this medicine that they should use on a regular basis. No patient is allowed to alter the dose or the dosage form that he or she has been prescribed by their doctor without a physician’s direct approval.

Benzaclin Overdose

Although cases that involved patients who have suffered from overdose with Benzaclin have been extremely rare, you must avoid using too much of this medicine. Furthermore, if you ingest this drug you must immediately seek medical care. Inform your physician in case any similar incidents appear.

Benzaclin Missed Dose

It is well known that if a patient wants to get the proper results from their intake of this medicine (and of any other medication) they should avoid missing their doses of Benzaclin. Ask an authorized medical provider to prescribe you an effective dosing schedule and try to stick to it as much as you can. In case you have accidentally missed using a dose of this medicine ask your doctor what to do next. 

Benzaclin Side Effects

A treatment with Benzaclin could trigger: skin dryness, redness, itching, peeling, or other symptoms of skin irritations. Stop using this product if you develop diarrhea or severe muscle cramps (under these circumstances, you might be in need of medical care at once).  

Benzaclin Drug Reactions

We strongly recommend all patients who are following a treatment with Benzaclin not to combine this medication with a therapy that involves the use of other oral or topical acne medical products. During your therapy with this medicine you should avoid using excessive amounts of cosmetic products. For more information, read the medicine’s label.

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