Topical Antipruritics (Itch-Relief Creams & Gels)
A clinical directory of topical medications used to relieve itching (pruritus). This guide covers skin-applied antihistamines and local anesthetics used for bites, rashes, and allergic skin reactions. Reviewed by Dr. Ahmad Baker for dermatological safety and efficacy.
Discover Ultracaine Gel: a local anesthetic for temporary relief from minor skin pain and discomfort. Learn about its uses, dosage, and precautions.
Calamine lotion, often recognized as a go-to solution for skin discomfort, holds within it the potential to bring relief to a variety of skin conditions. In this article, we will delve into the composition, properties, indications, and practical guidance on using Calamine lotion for optimal results. Exploring Calamine Lotion Composition Each 100 ml of Calamine…
Composition 2% lignocaine hydrochloride Indications For easly insertion of rectal thermometer, enema, vaginal douch and similar type nozzles. In gynaecology. Lubrication of hospital instruments. Used for anathesia of urinary tract. Dosage For anaesthesia of the urinary tract : In female: 3-5 gm. inserted into the urethra several minutes before examination. In male: 5-10 gm. is…