DEXPANTHENOL MYLAN Viatris 5% TUBE OF 100G

Name: DEXPANTHENOL MYLAN Viatris 5% TUBE OF 100G
Brand: Mylan
SKU: 3400927948893
Price: 3.49 EUR
Availability: InStock

Description : It is a protective and softening ointment which contains vitamin B5.

It is used to treat the irritations of the skin, in particular the rednesses of the buttocks of the infant.

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When is DEXPANTHENOL MYLAN prescribed?

It is a protective and soothing ointment that contains vitamin B5.

It is used to treat skin irritations, particularly redness of the baby's bottom

You can consult the following article(s)

Red buttocks of infants

Presentations of the drug DEXPANTHENOL MYLAN

DEXPANTHENOL MYLAN 5%: ointment ; tube of 30 g

- Not reimbursed - Free price

DEXPANTHENOL MYLAN 5%: ointment; tube of 100 g

- Not reimbursed - Free price

Composition of the medicine DEXPANTHENOL MYLAN

	p 100 g
Dexpanthenol (vitamin B5)	5 g
Lanolin	+

Active substance: dexpanthenol

Excipients : cetyl alcohol, stearyl alcohol, Almond oil, White beeswax, Microcrystalline wax, Purified water, Glycerol monooleate, Lanolin, Lanolin alcohol, Liquid kerosene, Protegin XN, Vaseline

Contraindications of the drug DEXPANTHENOL MYLAN

This medicine should not be used in the following cases: lanolin,

when applied to oozing or infected lesions.
allergy

Fertility, pregnancy and lactation

This medication can be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding. If applied to the breast while breastfeeding, clean the nipple before each feeding.

Directions for use and dosage of DEXPANTHENOL MYLAN

Clean the skin and apply the ointment by massaging gently.

Usual dosage:

One or more applications per day.

Advice

Redness of the baby's buttocks is often due to the impregnation of the skin by urine under the diaper. It is thus necessary to clean and rinse the skin abundantly with tepid water and to dry it carefully without rubbing before applying the ointment.

This medication may be available over the counter in some pharmacies; however, do not hesitate to ask your pharmacist for advice.