B-Bact Ointment 10 GM

Overview

Do you get recurrent boils on your skin? Do you get red sores on your skin? If yes, you are suffering from a skin infection that you should treat at once. Many people get skin infections from time to time. You should not ignore skin infections that may aggravate them. Go to visit your medical practitioner to treat skin infections.

Your medical provider checks your Skin infection and then prescribes you B-Bact Ointment 10 GM. It is one of the effective antibiotic medicines which treats skin infections effectively. This ointment kills certain bacteria and helps improve the symptoms of skin infections. When you apply this ointment regularly, it will cure the underlying infection.

Dosage

There are various dosages of Buy B-Bact Ointment 10 GM available in pharmacies. Your medical provider diagnoses your skin infection before prescribing you this antibiotic medicine. You should use this antibiotic medicine on the affected area as your doctor prescribes you.

Apply this ointment only to the affected portion of the skin. Your doctor prescribes you a specific dose that you need to take properly.

Apply for the antibiotic medicine at a fixed time and once a day. You should make sure to apply the ointment regularly. Do not miss out on a dose. If you forget to apply the ointment, you can apply it at any time. Keep in mind not to use larger amounts or apply the ointment more often. Do not overdose on antibiotic medicine which can increase the risk of side effects. Make sure not to use this medicine for more than 10 days.

Side Effects

Some common side effects you may experience are a stinging sensation, Itching, pain, irritation, or minor burning of the skin. If you experience minor burning on the Skin for many days, consult with your medical provider.

Precautions

If you have any previous history of allergy, inform your medical provider. Breastfeeding and pregnant women should talk to their doctors before using this antibiotic medicine. While applying the ointment, make sure it does not come into contact with your eyes, nose, or mouth. In case it does, rinse the area thoroughly with water.

Last Updated on 02/02/2024 ✔ Medically Reviewed by Dr. Arjun Srivastav