Efficacy/Effectiveness

Simple porcine viral infection (including early and recurrent genital herpes and papules)

Usage/Capacity

1) This medicine is applied to the affected area 2-5 times a day every four hours for a week.

2) If it is not effective or symptoms worsen after using it for one week, replace it with other treatment methods.

Precautions for use

1. Do not administer it to the next patient. 

1) Patients who have a history of hypersensitivity or chemical intolerance to this drug and its ingredients 

2) a nursing woman 

3) a child

2. Carefully administer to the next patient. 

1) Since this drug contains propylene glycol, it is carefully administered to patients who are hypersensitive to this ingredient or have a history of allergies. 

2) Immunodeficiency patients such as AIDS patients or bone marrow transplant patients

3. a side effect 

1) Due to the nature of the genital region where the ulcer occurs, the use of this drug may cause discomfort such as tenderness. 

2) Temporary burning sensation, mild pain and contact dermatitis including pain, erythematous rash, eczema, allergic reaction, and sometimes irritation, itching, vulva, facial swelling, skin bleaching, hives, rash, and hydrophobic rash may appear. 

3) Erythema, itching, or skin may become slightly dry and flaky.

4. generalism 

1) Treatment should be initiated as early as possible, and in recurrent cases, it is desirable to start when prodromal symptoms or lesions first appear. 

2) Observe the prescribed usage/dose and duration of administration, and do not use it for people without signs or symptoms. 

3) This drug is not used for the purpose of preventing infection with others or recurrent simplex pore infection. 

4) There is no basis for the development of resistance to this drug, but the possibility cannot be ruled out. 

5) Do not dilute this drug or use it as a mechanism for mixing other drugs.

5. Although the association with the interaction drug was not revealed, the plasma half-life and AUC of systemic-administered acyclover were increased by probenecid.

6. administration to pregnant women and lactating women 

1) No deformity was observed in animal experiments where acyclover was systematically administered to rabbits, rats, and mice, but abnormalities in the head and tail of the prince appeared when a dose sufficiently to cause renal impairment in the rat's mother was administered subcutaneously. 

2) Since there is not much experience in administration of pregnant women, it is used only when it is judged that the therapeutic benefit exceeds the risk for pregnant women or gynecologists who may be pregnant. 

3) No breastfeeding during the use of this drug (there is a report that acyclover is secreted into the milk after whole body administration).

7. The safety and effectiveness of children administered to children are not established.

8. application precautions 

1) This medicine is for external use only. 

2) For ophthalmic purposes, it is not used on corneas and mucous membranes. 

3) When this drug is used on mucous membranes such as the mouth, eyes, or vagina, irritation may occur. 

4) Apply while wearing thimble or rubber gloves to prevent the drug from spreading to other parts of the body or infecting others.

Storage method

Store at room temperature (1-30℃), shielded airtight container

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Manufacturer

Cipla