Riik: Indoneesia
keel: indoneesia
Allikas: Badan Pengawas Obat dan Makanan RI - Indonesian Food and Drug Supervisory Agency
ACICLOVIR
GLAXO WELLCOME INDONESIA - Indonesia
ACICLOVIR
5 %
KRIM
DUS, 1 TUBE @ 2 G
GLAXO OPERATIONS UK LTD - England
2018-01-24
Page 1 of 3 _ZOVIRAX _CREAM ACICLOVIR 1. QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE COMPOSITION Cream containing 5% w/w aciclovir. 2. PHARMACEUTICAL FORM Cream. 3. CLINICAL PARTICULARS 3.1. INDICATIONS _ZOVIRAX_ Cream is indicated for the treatment of herpes simplex virus infections of the skin including initial and recurrent genital herpes and herpes labialis. 3.2. DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION Adults and children: _ZOVIRAX_ Cream should be applied five times daily at approximately four hourly intervals omitting the night time application. _ZOVIRAX_ Cream should be applied to the lesions or impending lesions as early as possible after the start of an infection. It is particularly important to start treatment of recurrent episodes during the prodromal period or when the lesions first appear. Treatment should be continued for 5 days. If healing has not occurred treatment may be continued for up to 10 days. 3.3. CONTRAINDICATIONS _ZOVIRAX_ Cream is contra-indicated in patients known to be hypersensitive to aciclovir, valaciclovir, propylene glycol or any of the excipients of _ZOVIRAX_ Cream. 3.4. WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS _ZOVIRAX_ Cream is not recommended for application to mucous membranes, such as in the mouth, eye or vagina, as it may be irritant. Particular care should be taken to avoid accidental introduction into the eye. 3.5. INTERACTIONS No clinically significant interactions have been identified. 3.6. PREGNANCY AND LACTATION A post-marketing aciclovir pregnancy registry has documented pregnancy outcomes in women exposed to any formulation of _ ZOVIRAX_. The birth defects described amongst _ ZOVIRAX_ exposed subjects have not shown any uniqueness or consistent pattern to suggest a common cause. The use of _ ZOVIRAX_ Cream should be considered only when the potential benefits outweigh the possibility of unknown risks. Systemic administration of aciclovir in internationally accepted standard tests did not produce embryotoxic or teratogenic effects in rabbits, rats or mice. In a non-standard test in rats, foetal abnormalities w Lugege kogu dokumenti