MICANOL

Micanol Information

Micanol is a topical preparation based on Anthralin. This pharmaceutical product is designed to minimize the incidence of irritation and staining after use, while at the same time efficiently treating the lesions and scaling caused by certain skin conditions.

Micanol Indications

Typically, Micanol is prescribed by dermatologists to treat psoriasis in patients that are suffering from this medical condition; however other affections may be treated with this pharmaceutical product as well. If you have been advised to begin a therapy course with this medicine and are not sure why, you should ask for further information from the prescribing health care provider. You should not use Micanol without consulting with your personal health care provider first.

Micanol Warnings

Your prescriber should be aware of any other skin conditions you may be suffering from before prescribing a therapy course with Micanol, especially if the other medical condition affects the same area of skin. Treatment with this medicine may be employed in the case of pregnant women or breast feeding mothers; however you should discuss the benefits and the risks of the therapy with your personal physician if you belong in any of these categories.

Micanol Intake Guidelines

Micanol should be administered exactly as your health care provider has directed. If the application guidelines that you have been prescribed are different than the following information, use the medicine as you have been told by your prescriber.

Micanol may not be applied to mucous membranes such as the inside of the mouth or nose, on the lips or in the genital area. Avoid contact with the eyes. This topical product should not be applied to oozing, raw or blistered areas of skin. In order to properly apply this medicine, use a small quantity of the product on the affected area of skin and gently massage until the medicine forms a thin layer coating the entire affected surface. Wash your hands after each Micanol application to remove any remaining medicine.

Your prescriber will tell you how long you should leave the preparation on your skin. In some cases, the Micanol applications should be performed in the evening and the medicine will remain on your skin for the whole night, while in other cases short contact therapy (using the medicine for 10 to 30 minutes before removing) is recommended.

Micanol Dosage

You will be informed regarding the exact Micanol dosage that you should employ with each application. Your prescriber will also provide you with the exact therapy duration and will inform you for how long to use the medicine with each application as well. His or her decision regarding the dosage information will be reached after taking into account several factors that are specific to your case; therefore, the Micanol dosage that you will be prescribed may not be suitable for use in the case of another patient. Similarly, you may not use the medicine dosage information that has been recommended for another patient as the therapy may be ineffective.

Micanol Overdose

Micanol is a pharmaceutical product designed for external use only. As such, you should avoid ingesting any quantity of this medicine. If you accidentally swallow some of this preparation you should immediately contact your personal physician or the local / regional poisons center. Emergency medical attention may be required in severe situations.

Applying a single large dose of Micanol is not expected to cause any adverse effects. However, employing large doses over prolonged periods of time may cause you to become more susceptible to developing side effects.

Micanol Missed Dose

While accidentally missing one of your Micanol administrations is not likely to cause any harm, it is best that you apply it as soon as you remember before continuing with your normal medication schedule. However, you should completely skip the missed dose if you remember about it too close to another application of the medicine, in order to avoid increasing the Micanol application dosage.

Micanol Side Effects

Micanol is not likely to cause any severe side effects as long as it is used according to the prescriber’s specifications. However, in a small number of cases, such adverse reactions do occur. The most severe side effect that you may experience is a hypersensitivity reaction to this preparation or to any of its ingredient substances. The most common symptoms of an allergic reaction are hives and rashes, swelling of the lips, throat or face, breathing difficulties due to closed throat. If you begin experiencing any of these, or any other signs and symptoms indicating an allergic reaction to this pharmaceutical product you should immediately stop your Micanol therapy and contact your personal health care provider.

Other side effects of this medicine that may occur include rashes, redness or other inflammations of the skin that were not present at the time you started your Micanol therapy. These and any other unwanted occurrences do not require you to stop using this medicine, however they should be brought to the attention of your personal physician.

Micanol Drug Reactions

Most drugs and medicines can interact with other pharmaceutical products causing an alteration in the effectiveness of either of the medication therapies. As such, before starting your therapy course with Micanol, it is best to inform your prescriber of any other medical products you are currently using, and especially any other topical preparations that you are applying to the same area of skin. In some cases, your dosage may require special adjustments while in other situations you may not be able to start a treatment with this medicine at all.

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