Fungirox is an anti-fungal medication that has Ciclopirox as its active ingredient.
This is a topical and vaginal drug effective in the treatment of superficial mycosis and candidiasis.
The mechanism of action of Fungirox is to prevent the transport of essential substances into the fungi, causing the parasites to weaken and die, and resulting in the reduction of disease symptoms.
Fungirox indications
Superficial ringworm of the skin; candidiasis; athlete's foot; pityriasis versicolor; you had hairy brown and foot; ornicomycosis.
Side Effects of Fungirox
Blush; burning; itching; ache; local irritation; mild and transient swelling of the skin; itch; redness; flaking.
Contraindications to Fungirox
Pregnancy risk B; lactating women; individuals with open wounds; hypersensitivity to the product.
How to use Fungirox
Topical Use
Adults and Children over 10 years
- Lotion: Apply Fungirox over the affected area, pressing gently. The procedure should be done twice a day (preferably in the morning and in the afternoon) until the symptoms disappear. If after 4 weeks there is no improvement in symptoms, consult a doctor. Nail polish: Apply Fungirox to the affected nail as follows: during the first month of treatment, the drug is applied every other day (every other day), in the second month of treatment it is applied only twice a week, and in the second month of treatment. third month of treatment applies only once a week.
Vaginal Use
Adults
- Introduce the medicine in the vagina when lying down with the aid of the applicator that accompanies the product. The procedure should be repeated for 7 to 10 days.
