Vaccination topical steroids and other anti-inflammatories immunosuppressants alcohol intolerance

Mild to moderate atopic dermatitis

Application site reactions such as burning, irritation, pruritus, eryhema folliculitis, skin infections, cutaneous discoloration Nasopharyngitis, fever, cough, headache, Reports of malignancies Consider discontinuing if lymph adenopathy of unknown analogy or acute infections mononucleosis occurs

Congenital or acquired immunodeficiency or even immunosuppressive therapy genetic epidermal barrier defects malignant or pre-malignant lesions Pregnancy Lactation

Special Precautions-

Acne cutaneous viral , bacterial and fungal infections herpes simplex eczema herpeticum Nethertons syndrome infected dermatitis severely damaged skin such as erythroderma avoid eyes and mucous membranes minimise exposure to sunlight and UV exposure Occlusive dressings Consider discontinuing until worts clear if skin skin papiloma or are unresponsive Elderly

Mild to moderate atopic dermatitis

Dosage

Apply thin layer twice daily rubbing in completely Avoid continuous long term treatment Consider other therapies if no response or improvement after 6 weeks

Use contraindicated. Observe caution