NERISONE

Nerisone Information

Nerisone is a popular topical corticosteroid. Such medicines are widely prescribed to patients in order to relieve swelling, redness, itching, and discomfort (such medical conditions can be caused by several skin disorders).

Nerisone Indications

Nerisone is a well known cortical steroid that is mainly prescribed to patients who are suffering from itching, swelling, redness or skin discomfort. However, this medicine could also be prescribed to treat or to prevent some other medical conditions that have not been listed here. Ask your doctor for more information about Nerisone.

Nerisone Warnings

Before you start using Nerisone you should inform your personal physician if you are suffering from allergic reactions to any foods, dyes, preservatives or any other types of substances (including other medicines).
Although topical steroids have not been thoroughly tested on pregnant human patients, studies that have been performed on animals have proven that if such medicines are applied to the skin in large quantities and for a prolonged period of time, they could trigger several unwanted birth defects. If you are pregnant, or if you think you might become pregnant soon, you should avoid staring a treatment with this medicine without your physician’s approval.

Because this medicine’s ingredients can sometimes be absorbed by the patient’s skin, care should be employed in giving Nerisone to teenagers or to children. 
It has been proven that older adults that are being treated with this medicine are more sensitive to the medicine’s ingredients, thus being more prone to experiencing the drug’s side effects.
Before you start taking Nerisone, you should alert your personal physician if you are suffering from any other disorders, especially:

• Glaucoma or Cataracts— a treatment with corticosteroids could worsen these medical conditions.
• Diabetes mellitus
• Sores or infection especially at the treatment place
• Tuberculosis
• Skin thinning, easy bleeding or bruising

Nerisone Intake Guidelines

You should avoid letting this medicine come into direct contact with your eyes. You must wash your hands thoroughly and with plenty of water after each application or Nerisone. If you happen to get a small amount of this drug into your eyes you must wash them with clean water as soon as possible.

Patients who start a treatment with Nerisone must know not to wrap or bandage the skin area that they are treating with this cortical steroid. Occlusive dressings that are applied over the medicine are known to increase the amount of drug that is absorbed into the skin causing unwanted and possibly severe effects.

Nerisone Dosage

You should ask your personal physician to tell you the proper dose of Nerisone that you should apply on a regular basis, in order to get the proper benefit effects from your treatment with it. Do not make any adjustments to the dose that you have been prescribed without your personal physician’s consent.

Nerisone Overdose

In case you suspect that you might be suffering from an overdose with Nerisone you should seek medical care as soon as possible. Contact your physician and your local poison control centre as soon as possible. We have no information regarding the possible side effects that could be triggered by an overdose with this medicine.

Nerisone Missed Dose

In order to get the proper benefits from your treatment with Nerisone, you should use this drug on a regular basis. Avoid missing any of your prescribed doses of this drug. If you happen to miss one, take it as soon as possible. If you miss more than one dose of it, contact your physician and ask him or her for more information. However, it is strictly forbidden to take double doses of this product without your physician’s approval (this increases the risk of developing overdose).

Nerisone Side Effects

A prolonged treatment with Nerisone could trigger some unwanted side effects and allergic reactions. You should alert your personal physician as soon as possible if you experience any of these severe side effects: skin blisters that contain blood; skin itching and burning; skin condition that does not seem to improve; abnormally high skin sensitivity; loss of the skin’s top layer; numb fingers; dark red, raised, wart-like skin spots; easy bleeding or bruising; skin thinning; skin infection; oily skin; acne; blurred vision; loss of vision; backache; red, pinhead-sized blisters; round face; hypertension; eye pain; abnormal or irregular pulse; loss of appetite; irregular menstrual periods; mental depression; irritability; skin irritation (especially around the mouth); muscle pain; muscle cramps; muscle weakness; abnormally rapid weight loss or gain; stretch marks; reddish purple lines that can occur on arms, legs, face, groin or trunk; changes in your natural skin color; stomach bloating, cramping, burning or pain; softening of skin; swollen feet.

There are some other side effects that could also occur while you are being treated with Nerisone. You should alert your personal physician as soon as possible if you experience anything unusual or bothersome, during or shortly after your treatment with this product.

Nerisone Drug Reactions

Ask your personal physician to give you a list of the medicines that are known to harmfully interact with Nerisone. While you are being treated with this medicine you should avoid starting to use any other topical non prescription or prescription medicines on the same skin area that you are treating with Nerisone.

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