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Halobetasol: Cream, OintmentWhat Is Halobetasol?Halobetasol is a topical medication used to treat the symptoms resulting from skin conditions such as dermatitis, eczema, insect bites, poison ivy, allergies, and other skin rashes. Halobetasol is used to reduce itching, inflammation, and swelling associated with these skin conditions. Take Halobetasol only as prescribed by your physician. How to Use HalobetasolHalobetasol is applied to the skin topically and comes as a cream, ointment, or lotion when prescribed by your physician. Generally, Halobetasol is applied to the affected area two to four times a day, and should not be used for longer than two weeks at a time. To apply Halobetasol, you should thoroughly clean the affected area first. When the area is cleaned and dry, gently rub the Halobetasol on the skin until it absorbs into the skin, using just enough to cover the area entirely.; Be sure to wash your hands after applying this medicine. Do not use Halobetasol on you face, armpits, or groin unless directed to do so by your physician. You should also not use Halobetasol if the area is infected or contains open sores. Use Halobetasol only as prescribed by your doctor, and never use any more or less than the amount prescribed unless directed otherwise by your physician. What Are The Possible Side Effects of Using Halobetasol?There are some possible side effects associated with using Halobetasol. If any of the side effects you observe become sever or occur frequently, consult with your physician. The possible side effects of taking Halobetasol include:
You may notice a burning sensation when you apply the medication the first few times.
A burning sensation is often coupled with a stinging sensation in the skin, which may also occur the first few times you apply Halobetasol. If these feelings persist, you should consult with your physician.
Increased redness to the area may be observed. If this redness does not fade within a few days to a week of treatment, you should consult with your physician.
Patients may experience an itching sensation when using Halobetasol. You should consult with your physician should this feeling persist. If any of the following side effects occur, you should consult with your doctor as soon as possible:
Use Halobetasol only for the length of time prescribed. Side effects associated with using Halobetasol for too long include:
What Should You Do if You Miss a Dose of Halobetasol?If you accidentally skip or miss a dose of Halobetasol, apply that dosage as soon as you realize it has been skipped. However, skip the dose if your normal dosing schedule calls for another dose of Halobetasoll. You do not want to double dose or over dose this medication. How to Store HalobetasolHalobetasol should be stored at room temperature, and should be kept tightly closed in the container it is given to you in. Keep this and all medications out of the reach of children. Be sure to discard any medications that may be past the expiration date. |
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