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When applying Zoderm try as much as possible to avoid touching the eyes, the inside of the nose or mouth, the lips and injured areas of the skin, because it can cause uncomfortable irritations. It is recommended to rapidly rinse the medication off such areas. Very important to know is that the medication can not be applied on sunburns, dry skin, or irritated skin because it can worsen the condition. Try also not to apply the medication on open injuries; waiting for them to properly heal before treating them with this antibacterial drug.

After applying the medication, avoid exposure to sunlight or artificial ultra violet light because areas treated with Zoderm develop an increased sensitivity to sunlight. By combining the medication with solutions that contain PABA, you can develop skin discoloration, so that is why this drug must be used as it has been prescribed. Also avoid the medication to get on hair or clothes because it has a bleaching effect.

Zoderm should not be used in combination with Tretinoin, which can also be prescribed such as Altinac, Avita, Renova or Retin-A, because it can cause severe skin irritation. It is thought to cause harm to an unborn baby, so it is very important to inform the doctor if you are pregnant or planning to become pregnant, before being administered the medicine. It also has the capacity to pass into the breast milk, so it is recommended to avoid taking the medicine because it can cause harm to the child. For the benefits and the risks of using Zoderm it is better to consult a specialized doctor, or a pharmacist.

Zoderm Intake Guidelines

Try to apply Zoderm exactly as the doctor directed to you, without making any changes, in order to achieve maximum benefits from the therapy. If you do not fully understand the instructions prescribed by the specialist, you can consult a pharmacist. Before applying the medication, wet the area and after applying the drug, massage the medication gently for at least 20 seconds. It is very important to wash your hands before handling the medication, because the presence of certain bacteria can worsen the condition.

While using Zoderm, avoid getting the medication into the eyes, the inside of the mouth or nose, or the areas where the skin is injured. After applying the medicine, try not to cover the affected area, because you can risk the absorption of an excessive amount of medication – this can cause severe damage. Do not stop taking the medication without consulting the doctor, despite the fact that it generally becomes effective in two or three weeks. Halting the administration of the medicine can compromise the expected effects. It is also important to store the medicine at room temperature, away from heat or moisture, keeping it away from children. For more information about the intake guidelines of this kind of medication you can consult your personal health care provider.

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Zoderm Side Effects

Like any other medication, Zoderm can cause certain unwanted manifestations, also known as side effects. These side effects can be minor, which can go away as the treatment evolves, but they can also become serious, requiring medical attention.

The most common side effects of Zoderm can include allergic reactions such as shortness of the breath, closing of the throat, swelling of the face or lips, and hives. Other less serious side effects can be experienced as skin burning, stinging, tingling, redness, itching, peeling, dryness and irritation of the area. If any of these signs apply to you, it is recommended to contact the doctor immediately for further instructions. This is not a complete list of the side effects Zoderm can cause, so that is why if you experience any changing in your general health status, contact the doctor immediately.

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