ZINC OXIDE

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Zinc Oxide Warnings

It is very important not to use Zinc Oxide if you are allergic to zinc, dimethicone, lanolin, cod liver oil, petroleum jelly, parabens, mineral oil and wax, because all of these are ingredients of the medicine. This medicine does not treat bacterial or fungal infections. For proper management of any signs of an infection it is better to consult the doctor or a pharmacist. Try to keep the baby’s diaper area clean and dry (in order to prevent worsening the rash); changing any wet diaper as soon as possible is advisable. Before putting on a fresh diaper it is better to allow the skin to dry completely. If the skin rash does not show any signs of improvement in the first week after applying Zinc Oxide, you must stop using it and contact the doctor immediately.

When using the medication, avoid getting it into the eye or mouth, because it can cause uncomfortable irritations. It is very important to know that the medicine should not be used in severe burns. While applying the medication, it is better to inform the doctor if you are also using other skin medications. It is said that Zinc Oxide can cause harm to an unborn baby, so it is very important to inform the health care provider if you are pregnant or planning to become pregnant. It also has the capacity to pass into the breast milk, so if you are breast feeding, you must stop applying it, because it can cause harm to the child.

Zinc Oxide Intake Guidelines

Try to take Zinc Oxide exactly as the doctor directed to you, without making any changes. Do not use larger amounts of the medication to increase the curing rate, because you can risk an overdose, leading to severe complications. There are cases in which the medication can be used as often as needed. After applying the medication, rub gently. To treat diaper rash, Zinc Oxide should be applied each time the diaper is changed. Some doctors recommend applying the medication at bedtime. Try to apply the medicine at the same time each day to prevent missing any dose.

Before inserting the suppository form of Zinc Oxide it is important to wash your hands. To achieve the best results while using the suppository you should lie down after the insertion, holding it in. Try to store Zinc Oxide at room temperature, away from moisture and heat, keeping it away from the children. To prevent the suppository from melting, you can keep it in a refrigerator.

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