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Create ABHAIntroduction to Mupicip 2% Ointment 10gm
It is a antibiotic medicine used for the treatment of various skin infections caused by bacteria It stops the growth of bacteria
How Mupicip 2% Ointment 10gm works
Mupirocin prevent bacteria from making protein which is needed for their survival and kills bacteria.
How To Use Mupicip 2% Ointment 10gm
- Apply it to the affected areas as directed by doctor
- clean and dry affected area before applying
- Follow the instructions provided by your health professionals
Special Precautions About Mupicip 2% Ointment 10gm
- Avoid it contact with eyes, nose and mouth
- if you seen severe itching, rash or swelling stop use and consult to doctor
- Use it to complete the course even if symptoms improve
Benefits Of Mupicip 2% Ointment 10gm
- It prevent spreading of Infection to other areas
- It treat efficiently bacterail infection and reduces symptoms like redness, swelling and Itching
Side Effects Of Mupicip 2% Ointment 10gm
- Itching or redness at application site,
- peeling or dry skin,
- stinging and mild burning sensation
What If I Missed A Dose Of Mupicip 2% Ointment 10gm
Use medicine as you remember to take.
If next dose is near than Skip the missed Dose.
Do not double up for the missed Dose.
If you miss dose frequently than consult your Doctor.
Health And Lifestyle
Maintain Personal hygiene to prevent infection.
Avoid sharing personal items to prevent spreading of Infection.
Clean skin clean and dry.
Drug Interaction
- Acenocoumarol,
- Ambroxol,
- Articaine,
- Benzocaine,
- Benzyl alcohol
Drug Food Interaction
- NA
Disease Explanation
Skin Infection- It can be Caused by Bacteria, fungi or other parasites which results in symptoms like Redness, Itching and Inflammation.
Written By
Ashwani Singh
Master in Pharmacy
Content Updated on
Thursday, 25 July, 2024
