Itrostred Itraconazole Gel

An antifungal medication called Itrostred Gel aids in the treatment of skin, nail, and toenail infections. By rupturing the fungal cell membrane, it eliminates the fungi. In this manner, it cures the infections and inhibits the growth of fungus.

Itrostred Gel should only be applied externally. Utilize it according to your doctor’s recommended dosage and duration. Before using the medication, the afflicted region should be cleaned and dried. Both before and after applying, give your hands a thorough wash. If, after two to four weeks of treatment, your condition does not improve, do not use the medication longer than prescribed by your doctor. If you have athlete’s foot, change your shoes every day if you can, and wash your tights or socks well.

This medication frequently causes skin irritation, redness, or itching at the application site as side effects. If the side effects last longer than expected, please see your doctor. Steer clear of touching your eyes directly. If there has been direct contact, rinse your eyes with water and get medical help right once.

It’s unlikely that using this medication with other oral or injectable medications would impact how it works, but if you’ve recently taken a steroid-containing medication or experienced an allergic response to an antifungal medication, see your doctor before using this medication. To ensure it is safe for them and the unborn child, women who are pregnant or nursing should speak with their doctor.