Motimesh SF Cream 10gm

applying MOTIMESH SF CREAM are mild to moderate pruritus (itchy skin), burning/stinging sensation of skin, folliculitis (inflamed hair follicles), dry skin, mild skin atrophy, and/or telangiectasia (dilated small blood vessels on skin). Consult your doctor if any of the symptoms worsens. USES OF MOTIMESH SF CREAM Manage inflammatory dermatoses (lesions/eruptions of skin) with/without bacterial infection in affected individuals HOW MOTIMESH SF CREAM WORKSMOTIMESH SF CREAM manages inflammatory dermatoses, where mometasone furoate manages inflammation by blocking the production of certain chemical messengers (prostaglandins) that make the skin red, swollen and itchy, and fusidic acid manages the growth of bacteria and causes its destruction by inhibiting the synthesis of essential proteins that are essential for the bacteria to grow thus managing inflammatory dermatoses in affected individuals. DIRECTIONS FOR USEAlways apply MOTIMESH SF CREAM as directed by your physician. It is for external use only. Apply a thin layer of this medicine on the affected area. Do not use this medicine on your face. Avoid applying this medicine around your eyes, including eyelids. SIDE EFFECTS OF MOTIMESH SF CREAMCOMMON mild to moderate pruritus (itchy skin) burning and stinging sensation of skin folliculitis (a type of skin infection marked by inflamed hair follicles) dryness of skin acneiform eruptions (a type of skin infection marked by papules and pustules resembling acne (a type of skin condition where hair follicles become plugged in with oil and dead skin cells) mild skin atrophy (thin-shiny appearing skin) telangiectasia (a condition of dilated small blood vessels on skin) UNCOMMON erythema (skin rash) swelling due to accumulation of fluid in hands, arms, feet, ankles and legs fissures (cracks in skin) urticaria (red,itchy skin) pimples, papular (raised and infected skin areas) and pustular formations (reddish, scaly, pus-filled bumps) irritation at site of application (including pain, irritation, and skin redness) eczema (skin inflammation)