SCABLAB Lotion 100ml
Key Information
Generic Name
Generic Name Cetrimide 0.1 %+Gamma Benzene Hexachloride 1 %
Manufacturer
Laborate Pharmaceuticals India Ltd
Country of Origin
India
Detailed Information
Introduction
INTRODUCTION ABOUT SCABLAB LOTIONSCABLAB LOTION contains Cetrimide and Gamma benzene hexachloride, which belong to the group of medicines called Antiseptics and Antiparasitic drugs, respectively. It is used for the management of scabies (skin infection with itchy skin rashes caused by mites), pediculosis (infestation of scalp caused by eggs, larvae, or adults of lice), and lice. It is advised to avoid person-to-person contact and sharing of clothes and utensils with infected persons to avoid the risk of spreading of scabies and lice. It is not recommended to use SCABLAB LOTION if you have fits, allergies to any of its ingredients, open, broken, or cranky skin. Before using SCABLAB LOTION, inform your doctor if you have HIV or AIDS, have a history of fits or conditions like a head injury, tumour in your brain or spinal cord, cirrhosis of the liver, or are heavy alcohol drinkers. SCABLAB LOTION is not recommended to be used during pregnancy and breastfeeding unless it is clearly necessary. Do not use SCABLAB LOTION to manage a premature infant, young baby, or elderly patient. The most common
Uses
OF SCABLAB LOTIONIt is used to manage: Scabies (skin infection with itchy skin rashes caused by mites) Pediculosis (infestation of the scalp caused by eggs, larvae, or adults of lice) Lice
How It Works
SCABLAB LOTION contains cetrimide and Gamma benzene hexachloride. Cetrimide is an antiseptic agent that kills disease-causing bacteria. Gamma benzene hexachloride is an insecticide that kills insects by damaging the brains of mites.
Directions for Use
Apply SCABLAB LOTION as advised by your physician. It is for external use only. Shake well before use. Wash your hands before applying SCABLAB LOTION. Take adequate amounts of medicine and apply on affected areas (apply on the entire body in cases of scabies). Wash off completely with warm water after 8–12 hours. Read the instructions within the label before using the medicine. Avoid contact with your eyes, nose, and mouth. Avoid making your skin too oily by applying creams while using SCABLAB LOTION. Your doctor will decide the correct dose and duration for you depending upon your age, body weight, and disease condition.
Side Effects
using SCABLAB LOTION include tingling, itching, burning in the skin, and skin rashes. Consult a doctor if any of these symptoms worsen. USES OF SCABLAB LOTIONIt is used to manage: Scabies (skin infection with itchy skin rashes caused by mites) Pediculosis (infestation of the scalp caused by eggs, larvae, or adults of lice) Lice HOW SCABLAB LOTION WORKSSCABLAB LOTION contains cetrimide and Gamma benzene hexachloride. Cetrimide is an antiseptic agent that kills disease-causing bacteria. Gamma benzene hexachloride is an insecticide that kills insects by damaging the brains of mites. DIRECTIONS FOR USEApply SCABLAB LOTION as advised by your physician. It is for external use only. Shake well before use. Wash your hands before applying SCABLAB LOTION. Take adequate amounts of medicine and apply on affected areas (apply on the entire body in cases of scabies). Wash off completely with warm water after 8–12 hours. Read the instructions within the label before using the medicine. Avoid contact with your eyes, nose, and mouth. Avoid making your skin too oily by applying creams while using SCABLAB LOTION. Your doctor will decide the correct dose and duration for you depending upon your age, body weight, and disease condition. SIDE EFFECTS OF SCABLAB LOTIONCOMMON Itching or irritation of skin Skin rashes Burning or redness of skin Tingling or numbness of the skin RAREStop using SCABLAB LOTION and contact your doctor immediately if you experience any of the following side effects: Fits (mainly associated with prolonged use of medicine)
Warnings & Precautions
& PRECAUTIONSPREGNANCYMonitoring requiredSCABLAB LOTION is not recommended to use if you are pregnant or planning to get pregnant unless it is considered clearly necessary due to the lack of safety data. Consult your doctor before using SCABLAB LOTION. BREASTFEEDINGContraindicatedSCABLAB LOTION is not recommended for use in breastfeeding women as it may pass through the breast milk. If you use SCABLAB LOTION, pump your breast milk and throw away the milk for at least 24 hours after using the medicine. During this time, feed your baby formula or breast milk you stored before you used this medicine. Consult a doctor before using it. LIVERUse with CautionSCABLAB LOTION should be used with caution if you have cirrhosis of the liver. Consult your doctor before using. ALLERGYContraindicatedDo not use SCABLAB LOTION if you are allergic to cetrimide, Gamma benzene hexachloride, or any other constituents of this medicine. Consult your doctor before using SCABLAB LOTION. USE IN PEDIATRICSUse with CautionSCABLAB LOTION should be used with extreme caution in premature infants and young children. Consult a doctor before using it for children. USE IN GERIATRICSContraindicatedSCABLAB LOTION is not recommended in elderly patients due to the lack of safety data. Consult a doctor before using it. OTHERSIt is not recommended to use SCABLAB LOTION if you have: Open, broken, or cranky skin Fits Before using SCABLAB LOTION, inform your doctor if you have: HIV or AIDS History of fits or conditions like head injury, tumour in your brain, or spinal cord Heavy alcohol drinking habit A sexual partner
Drug Interactions
SA. Drug-drug interactions: Before using SCABLAB LOTION, inform your doctor if you are taking any of the following medicines: Antipsychotics (medicines used to manage mental disorders) Ex. chlorpromazine, haloperidol) Antidepressants (medicines used to manage depression) Ex. citalopram, escitalopram) Theophylline (medicine used to manage wheezing and shortness of breath) Cyclosporin, mycophenolate mofetil, and tacrolimus capsules (medicines used to manage transplant rejection) Penicillin, imipenem, and quinolone antibiotics (medicines used to manage bacterial infection) Chloroquine sulfate (medicine used to manage malaria) Pyrimethamine (medicine used to manage a parasitic infection called toxoplasmosis) Isoniazid (medicine used to manage tuberculosis) Meperidine (medicine used to relieve moderate to severe pain) Methocarbamol (medicine used to relieve musculo-skeletal pain) Centrally active anticholinesterases (Ex. rivastigmine, donepezil) Radiographic contrast agents (Ex. iodine, barium sulfate) Overdosage: If you or anyone else accidentally apply too much SCABLAB LOTION, consult your doctor immediately. SYNOPSIS Drug : Cetrimide + Gamma benzene hexachloride Pharmacological Category : Antiseptic, Antiparasitic Therapeutic Indication : Scabies, Lice, and Pediculosis Dosage Forms : Lotion, Emulsion, Soap MORE INFORMATIONSTORAGE Keep SCABLAB LOTION out of reach of children Store SCABLAB LOTION at room temperature
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions and answers about SCABLAB Lotion 100ml.
What is SCABLAB LOTION used for?
SCABLAB LOTION is used for the management of scabies (skin infection with itchy skin rashes caused by mites), pediculosis (infestation of scalp caused by eggs, larvae, or adults of lice), and lice. Consult a doctor before using it.
How SCABLAB LOTION works?
SCABLAB LOTION contains cetrimide and Gamma benzene hexachloride. Cetrimide is an antiseptic agent that kills disease-causing bacteria. Gamma benzene hexachloride is an insecticide that kills insects by damaging the brains of mites.
Can I apply moisturizing lotion while using SCABLAB LOTION?
No. It is better to avoid use of moisturizing lotions or creams that make your skin oily while using SCABLAB LOTION, as oily skin increases the chances of faster absorption of medicine and may lead to neurotoxicity (fits) in individuals.
Does SCABLAB LOTION cause any side effects?
It may cause stinging, burning, redness, itching, and tingling in the skin along with skin rashes in some individuals. Consult a doctor if you experience any unusual symptoms while using this medicine.
Is it safe to use SCABLAB LOTION during pregnancy?
SCABLAB LOTION is not recommended to use if you are pregnant or planning to get pregnant unless it is clearly necessary due to the lack of safety data. Consult your doctor before using it.
Can SCABLAB LOTION be used in children?
SCABLAB LOTION should be used with extreme caution in premature infants and young children. Consult a doctor before using it for children.
How should I use SCABLAB LOTION?
Apply SCABLAB LOTION as advised by your physician. It is for external use only. Shake well before use. Wash your hands before applying SCABLAB LOTION. Take adequate amounts of medicine and apply on affected areas (apply on the entire body in cases of scabies). Wash off completely with warm water after 8–12 hours. Read the instructions within the label before using the medicine. Avoid contact with your eyes, nose, and mouth. Avoid making your skin too oily by applying creams while using SCABLAB LOTION. Your doctor will decide the correct dose and duration for you depending upon your age, body weight, and disease condition.
Who should not use SCABLAB LOTION?
Do not use SCABLAB LOTION if you are allergic to Cetrimide, Gamma benzene hexachloride, or if you have open, broken, or cranky skin, or are suffering from fits.
What precautions must be taken while using SCABLAB LOTION?
SCABLAB LOTION should be used with caution if you have cirrhosis of the liver, HIV or AIDS, a history of fits or conditions like a head injury, a tumour in your brain or spinal cord, or a heavy alcohol drinking habit. Consult your doctor before using.
Can I use SCABLAB LOTION daily?
Apply SCABLAB LOTION as advised by your physician. It is for external use only. Shake well before use. Read the instructions within the label before using the medicine. Your doctor will decide the correct dose and duration for you depending upon your age, body weight, and disease condition.
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Last Updated
26 Jul 2024