None reported

Tinea infections

Pruritus, ( 0.4 to 1.6% ) burning, ( 0.7 to 1.4% ) stinging, ( 0.7% ) irritation, contact dermatitis, scaling, tingling, pain, dyshidrotic eczema, ( 0.4%) folliculitis ( 0.3% ) erythema, ( 0.2% ) papules, rash. ( 0.1% )

Hypersens to the drug

Special precautions:

Sensitivity- should sensitivity or chemical irritation occur, discontinue treatment. Avoid contact with eyes.

Tinea infections

Dosage:

Apply to cover affected area, twice daily, in patients with tinea infections

Pharmacology:

Oxiconazole is a broad septrum antifungal for topical dermatological use.

The fungicidal activity of oxicinazole results in primarily from the inhibition of ergosterol synthesis, which is needed for cytoplasmic membrane integrity.

Pregnancy:

Use during pregnancy only if clearly needed.

Lactation:

Excercise caution when the drug is applied on a nursing woman.