Halovate CR 0.05% of 30gm

Warning

Side effects

Most side effects of Haloetasol cream do not necessitate medical treatment and subside as the body responds to the medication. Consult your physician if they persist or if they cause you concern.

• Allergic response (such as dizziness, skin rash, itching, swelling of the face, tongue or throat and difficulty in breathing)
• Application site response (such as burning, itching and stinging)
• Skin discoloration/thinning

Typically, these effects are transient and resolve after a few days of therapy. If you are allergic to Halovate cream or any of its ingredients. In that case, consider using other medicines like A Ret Gel 0.1% (Tretinoin gel) (20gm) or Retino AC Gel 0.025% 1% (15 gm).

Interactions

Medicines may interact with other medications or food that you take. Or they may worsen a disease you are suffering from. Hence, opening up with your doctor about your medical history and the medicines you are taking is always advisable. 

Drug interactions

Halovate Ointments are used topically. It is unlikely to interact with other drugs. If you’re taking additional medications, ask your doctor. Primarily if you use topical or oral steroids.

Disease interactions

You should not use this medicine if you are suffering from the following:

• Rosacea 
• Perioral dermatitis

Finacea gel is an effective medication that treats Rosacea and Perioral Dermatitis. 

Precautions

Keep the following things in mind before using Halovate cream:

• Missed dose: Apply Halovate skin cream if you forgot to use it as soon as possible. Do not overuse this medication to make up for a missing dosage
• Overdose: As Halovate Ointment is for external use only, overdoses are improbable. However, if accidentally ingested, contact your doctor or go to the nearest hospital immediately. If you have applied excessive amounts, remove the surplus medication using tissue or cotton
• It may be unwise to use Halovate Ointment during pregnancy. Before prescribing it, your doctor will determine the advantages and potential risks. Please visit your doctor
• Do not take it more frequently or for longer than prescribed
• Covering the treated region with airtight coverings, such as bandages, without a doctor’s approval may raise the chance of adverse consequences
• If you suspect that the region of skin you are treating has gotten contaminated, you should discontinue the use of Halovate Ointment and visit a physician
• If your skin condition has not improved after two weeks of therapy, consult a physician.

Storage

Store Halovate Ointment in its original container in a clean, dry location away from moisture, direct sunlight, and excessive heat. Keep children and animals away from the medication.