Should be avoided glucocorticosteroids for topical administration for a long time, especially in the treatment of young children, as this can happen adrenal suppression. The use of Powourcott in children requires the supervision of a doctor at least once a week.
On the face more often than in other areas of the body may appear atrophic skin changes as a result of prolonged use of local glucocorticosteroids.
When applying the cream on the eyelids, care should be taken to ensure that the product does not get into the eyes, because this can cause glaucoma.
Treatment of psoriasis topical corticosteroids may be accompanied by the development of recurrence of the disease, tolerance to the drug, generalized pustular forms of the disease, local or systemic toxic reactions due to violation of the skin barrier function, so it is particularly important close observation of the patient.
When attaching a secondary infection, appropriate antibiotic therapy should be carried out. If any signs of generalized infection should stop the topical application of glucocorticosteroids and conduct appropriate treatment with antibacterial drugs.
Warm moist conditions created with the application of an occlusive dressing, contribute to the emergence of a bacterial infection, so you should always clean the skin before applying a new bandage.
The cream is not recommended to plant.