Nystatin + Zinc Oxide is an antifungal, anti-inflammatory, healing and protective drug for the skin, so doctors can prescribe it for burns, eczema, impetigo and psoriasis, etc.
Likewise, nystatin and zinc oxide are able to inhibit the growth of fungi. Candida albicansFor example, it can cause skin infections on the inner thighs, between the fingers, or in skin folds such as the armpits, under the breasts, and groin, and can cause irritation in babies.
This medication is available in pharmacies as a dermatological cream and must be used only under medical supervision.
what is this for
Nystatin + Zinc Oxide Cream is indicated for minor burns, rashes from diaper use, eczema, impetigo, psoriasis, abrasions, or minor skin irritations in the genital area, buttocks, between the fingers, armpits, and under the breasts.
Also, it can be used to treat infections Candida albicans on the skin.See other ways to treat yeast infections Candida albicans.
Does Nystatin + Zinc Oxide Help Treat Acne?
Nystatin + Zinc Oxide Cream has anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and drying properties that limit the growth of harmful bacteria on the skin, thereby helping to heal acne and prevent new ones from appearing.
how to use
Nystatin + Zinc Oxide Cream should be used on the skin with each diaper change or 2 or more times daily with a layer of the cream on the affected area to treat irritation on other areas of the skin.
When applying the cream, it is not necessary to make the entire area very white, it is enough to observe that it covers the entire desired area, which helps to protect the skin.
Before applying the cream, it is recommended to wash the affected area with mild soap and water and dry the skin well.
possible side effects
Although rare, Nystatin + Zinc Oxide Cream can cause an allergic reaction with localized skin irritation, itching, redness or burning, in which case it is advised to discontinue use and seek medical attention. .
Contraindications
Individuals who are allergic to nystatin, zinc oxide, or any other ingredient in the formula should not use Nystatin + Zinc Oxide Cream.
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