Viticromin is a herbal medicine, which works by increasing the pigmentation of the skin, and is therefore indicated for cases of vitiligo or problems related to skin pigmentation, in adults and children.
This medicine can be purchased in pharmacies in the form of a pill, ointment or topical solution, for a price that can vary between 43 to 71 reais.
How it works
Viticromin has in its composition the sap of Brosimum gaudichaudii TrécuI , which consists of psoralen and bergaptene, which are substances that increase the pigmentation of the skin, as they have a photosensitizing action.
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How to use
Viticromin should be used as directed by your doctor. Generally, the dosage is as follows:
- Viticromin tablets: The recommended dose is 2 whole tablets in the morning; Viticromin solution or ointment: The solution or ointment should be applied to the skin at night, before bedtime, in a thin layer. The next morning, the skin should be washed thoroughly with water.
Exposure to soI should be avoided during treatment with this medication, in order to avoid the appearance of spots on the skin.
Who should not use
Viticromin should not be used by people who are hypersensitive to any of the components of the formula. In addition, it should also not be used on pregnant women and women who are breastfeeding, unless recommended by the doctor.
Possible side effects
There are no known side effects of Viticromin. However, in case of allergy to the drug, swelling, redness, itching or hives on the skin may occur.
