Brevoxyl 40g 4% cream

Introduction

Expert Advice

Wash and dry the skin before applying

Apply a thin film to cover the affected areas and rub gently

Do not cover with a bandage

Primary Uses

Indications

This medicine is used in the treatment of mild to moderate acne (skin condition).

Side Effects

Patients using this medication may at times experience mild local irritation. If you experience this for a long period of time, consult your doctor immediately.

Contraindications

This medicine should not be used in patients with history of regional enteritis (disease of small or large intestines), ulcerative colitis or antibiotic associated colitis (disease of large intestine).

FAQS

Does this ointment help treat sunburns along with acne?

No, it does not. In fact you are strictly advised to avoid its application on sunburnt skin.

What is the most ideal time to apply this ointment?

You are advised to apply it at night, since the medicine is highly sensitive to sun and would result in redness and irritation.

How should the skin dryness-that usually follows benzoyl peroxide’s application, be dealt with?

To avoid dryness; drink plenty of water and fluids and rinse your face with tap water frequently.

What is the method of application of this ointment?

You are advised to wash your hands and the affected region thoroughly with tap water. Followed by application of the ointment over the affected area, using fingertips. Later, wash your hands with water to clean off the left over cream from your fingers.

If left overnight, will it cause any irritation or burning sensation?

Although you are safe to administer this medicine in this manner but if burning follows, discontinue this method and consult your doctor for an alternate way.