What is Desowen Cream?
Desowen Cream is a prescription drug containing Desonide, used for the treatment of eczema. It can also be used for dermatitis and Psoriasis, as the active component in the drug is a corticosteroid. The drug helps to treat the symptoms of dermatitis quite effectively as it treats the redness, and inflammation that result from eczema and dermatitis. Patients must use the cream for a limited time, as it is involved in thinning the skin extensively. Desowen cream is primarily used for skincare like redness, itching, and swelling (inflammation) with several specific skin conditions
What is Desowen cream used for?
Desowen cream can be used for the treatment of the following, only according to the prescription of the doctor:
- Eczema & Atopic Dermatitis β It is a skin disorder, where redness and itchiness are associated with scaling.
- Contact Dermatitis β Usually, the skin rashes that result from direct touching of some allergens/some itchy herbs.
- Seborrheic Dermatitis β Usually caused by weather changes and low adaptability to the same. It forms redness and itchy scales on the chest, scalps and face.
- Psoriasis β Very much common in the area of injury, this is a skin infection associated with rapid cell build-up.
Benefits Of Desowen Cream
- Anti-Inflammatory Action β The cream treats the symptoms of dermatitis quite effectively, where along with redness and itchiness, it also treats the inflammation.
- High Safety for Sensitive Areas β The only thing the cream does is thinning the skin layer, that too while used for a long time. Other than that, the cream shows no such reactions that might be a concern for you.
- Ideal for Pediatric Patients β The drug is harmless for any skin-type. Therefore, the same can be used for treatment of skin rashes in infants and pediatric patients.
- Cosmetic Elegance β When used for less time, the cream is highly effective as it brings back the original hue and glow of your skin without affecting the melatonin level.
- Versatility in Treatment β The cream can work on different skin irritations such as various types of dermatitis, eczema and psoriasis.
Side Effects of Desowen Cream
As you use the Desowen cream, you can face some common or rare side effects, such as:
Common Side Effects
- Burning sensation on the skin
- Skin irritation
- Redness
- Scaling and peeling
- Skin dryness
Side Effects of Long-Term Use
- Allergies on lips, tongue and face.
- Skin thinning
- High blood pressure
- Face rounding
- Gain weight
Rare but Serious Side Effects (Contact Doctor)
- Acne (red in hue)
- Pus-filled blisters
- Skin lightening
Standard Adult & Pediatric Dosage
Important Considerations
- The cream must be applied 2-3 times a day on the affected area.
- The duration of applying the cream must be determined by your doctor.
- Usually recommended to use it only for a short time, to avoid long use adverse effects.
Why Doctors Choose Desowen
- The cream can be used in patients of all ages, including infants and pediatric patients.
- The cream wonβt do any harm to pregnant women or nursing moms.
- Short-term use of the cream can treat the skin condition.
- The cream can be used for versatile purposes.
Precautions
- You must inform your doctor or pharmacist if you are allergic to it or any other corticosteroid before using desonide. This product may contain inactive ingredients that may result in allergic reactions or other complications.
- Desowen Cream should not exceed four weeks unless a doctor prescribes it.
- Pregnant or breastfeeding women should consult their doctor before using Desowen Cream Online.
- If breastfeeding, then Desowen Cream 10gm should not be applied to your chest.
- Children under 3 months should not use Desowen Cream 10 gm, as the efficacy and safety of this product have not been confirmed.
- As a rule, you should always apply the cream or ointment as prescribed and only apply the amount you have been instructed to apply. Ensure that you continue using the medication for the prescribed duration to reap the full benefits.
Get more detail about Desowen Cream from the following resources:
https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/medicines/brand/amt,39556011000036104/desowen
https://www.galderma.com/au/sites/default/files/Desowen_AU_PI.pdf
https://www.tga.gov.au/resources/artg/67167






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