Acticin (Permethrin) Canada
Description
Acticin is an approved and widely demanded anti-parasite medication. Its active component, Permethrin, helps treat scabies, head lice and related disorders. The topical treatment promotes the necessary improvement on the skin, eliminating the symptoms of bothersome condition and preventing its further development. Acticin can also be applied in other instances, not listed in the safety guide, though off-label intake of the medication requires thorough doctor’s supervision.
Recommendations
Follow the instructions and determined prescription if you are striving to overcome the problem and make it safe. Taking Acticin as mentioned in the safety leaflet you increase the chances of getting 100% safe therapy with a powerful effect. As Acticin is available in the form of the topical, it should be applied strictly in accordance with the rules. Taking too much medication will not contribute to the speed of action, but will definitely cause irritation, allergic reactions and similar adverse reactions. Thus, use the treatment as directed in the safety guide.
Acticin is a topical medication that should be taken only externally. Minor welling, itching and redness can be temporary reactions of the skin to the new ingredients. These conditions are likely to disappear after a few applications. Never apply the remedy to injured skin, open wounds and other affected areas. Shake the medication primarily to its intake. To avoid parasites reoccurrence, a patient need to wash all the bed clothes, linens and towels, hats and clothing in hot water with further drying using high heat. Additionally, disinfect furniture, stuffed toys, pillows and other items of routine use. Ask your healthcare provider about other required measures for complete treatment.
Precautions
Do not start Acticin treatment course until you are sure its composition will not harm your overall health state and peculiar body organs. Patients, who are hypersensitive to Permethrin, other ingredients of the drug or similar pharmaceuticals should eliminate its use. Since Acticin may interact with other medical conditions, warn your doctor about all the current diagnoses, impairments and illnesses you have. Despite Acticin is not likely to affect an unborn and nursing child, pregnant and breastfeeding women should discuss its use with their physician. The remedy should not be applied to children under 2 months old.
Drug Interactions
This topical anti-parasite treatment is not expected to interact with other drugs. However, there have been numerous cases of patients reporting certain side effects after Acticin combination with other drugs. To prevent any possible drug misuses, a patient should warn the doctor about all the prescription and generic drugs he/she is using, including herbal supplements, minerals, vitamins and other pharmaceutical products.
Side Effects
Since Acticin is for external use only, it is not likely to produce any dangerous impact on the inner body organs. However, the remedy misuse or overuse can activate a range of outer disorders. Call your healthcare specialist immediately or seek emergency medical help if Acticin applications resulted in allergic reactions, breathing disorders, skin stinging, swelling, burning, itching, numbness, severe headache, stomach discomfort, nausea, pain, dizziness and related abnormalities.