As with all glucocorticosteroid preparations, appropriate precautions should be taken when applying ointment to large areas of the skin or the intended long-term use. This warning is especially important in pediatrics. Due to the fact that the ratio of the skin surface and body weight in children is higher than in adults, children may be more sensitive to the action of glucocorticosteroids than adults, with the appearance of signs of suppression of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal system and the manifestation of Cushing's syndrome.
Ointment is not recommended for use with occlusive dressings, including diapers and diapers. The preparation is not intended for application to the face or in the groin and axilla regions. Ointment is not to be used in ophthalmology.
Children should receive the minimum amount of glucocorticosteroids needed to achieve the effect.Long-term therapy with glucocorticosteroids may have an undesirable effect on the growth and development of children.
In case of irritation, including excessive dryness of the skin and when allergic reactions appear, stop using the Momat-C ointment and prescribe the appropriate treatment.
If a concomitant skin infection develops, the necessary antifungal or antibacterial agent should be used. If a positive response to treatment is not achieved quickly, the use of the Momat-C ointment should be discontinued until the infection is properly eliminated.
It is necessary to assess the risk and expected effect of using the Momat-C ointment in the case of the presence of the following diseases: diabetes, peripheral vascular injury or inflammation, irritation or skin infection.
Glucocorticosteroids can cause a change in the appearance of the affected areas of the skin, which makes it difficult to make the right diagnosis and leads to a slowdown in recovery.