Introduction of Melanocyl Methoxsalen Ointment

Melanocyl Tablet is a medication that is used in conjunction with regulated UV light therapy to effectively treat vitiligo and psoriasis, among other skin conditions.

Melanocyl Tablets should be taken in the dosage and time recommended by a doctor after meals. When taken with meals, the drug is more readily absorbed and reduces nausea. Your illness and the way you react to the medication will determine the dosage that is prescribed for you. All other drugs you take should be disclosed to your doctor because some may interact with this one or be affected by it.

The most frequent adverse reactions of Melanocyl Tablets include skin redness, nausea, and itching. Additionally, it may make you drowsy and dizzy, so until you know how this medication affects you, avoid driving or doing anything else that demands mental focus. Alcohol consumption should be avoided when taking this medication as it may exacerbate dizziness.

This medication increases the skin’s sensitivity to sunlight. When you’re outside, put on protective gear and apply sunscreen. After treatment, try not to expose your lips or skin to the sun for eight hours.