Usage Notes |
| Purpose |
| Lamisil Spray is used to treat fungal infections of the skin caused by types of fungus called dermatophytes (tinea), commonly known as ringworm. Tinea of the feet is commonly known as athlete's foot. Tinea around the groin is commonly known as jock itch. Lamisil Spray is also used to treat yeast infections of the skin. Yeasts are another type of fungus, a common example being Candida albicans. Lamisil Spray is also useful in treating Pityriasis versicolor, a superficial fungus infection of the skin. Terbinafine, the active ingredient in Lamisil Spray, works by killing dermatophytes and by killing or stopping the growth of yeasts.
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| Active Ingredient |
| Terbinafine 10mg/g
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| Dosage |
| Use Lamisil Spray once daily. It is important to clean and thoroughly dry the affected areas before applying Lamisil Spray. Hold the bottle upright or upside down and spray sufficient amount to wet the treatment area thoroughly and to cover the affected skin and surrounding area. For tinea infection of the body (ringworm), groin (jock itch) or foot ( athlete's foot), use the spray once a day for 1 week. If you are pregnant, or may become pregnant, consult your doctor or pharmacist before using Lamisil Spray.
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| Contra Indications |
| Lamisil spray should not be used by people who are allergic to terbinafine or to any other ingredients in the cream.
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| Reactions |
| Like all medicines, Lamisil Spray may cause some side effects. Some people may experience redness, itchiness or a stinging sensation in the areas where Lamisil Spray has been applied. Although these symptoms are usually harmless, you should neverthless tell your doctor or pharmacist if they occur, beacause you may have an allergy to the spray. |
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| Patient Info |
| Lamisil Spray is for external use only. Wash your hands after using the spray. Avoid applying Lamisil Spray near your eyes, or touching your eyes while you still have the spray on your hands. In case of accidental contact with the eyes, rinse the eyes thoroughly with running water and see your doctor if any symptoms persist. |
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| Warning |
| There is little clinical experience in the safety of using Lamisil Spray in pregnancy. Lamisil Spray should not used by pregnant women or those who are trying to be pregnant. See your doctor or pharmacist for further advice. |
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