Lucrush Cream
Lucrush cream is a topical anti-fungal medicine meant for treating fungal skin infections like Athlete’s foot, ringworm, jock itch, etc. It contains luliconazole as an active component. cream should only be used externally and must not be used for any other skin conditions without consulting your doctor. Use this medicine exactly as instructed by the doctor. Before starting the treatment you should tell the doctor about detailed health condition especially skin related problems if any. If you don’t see any improvement even after two weeks of treatment, let your doctor know immediately.
Uses of Lucrush 1 %
Lucrush cream is used in the treatment of fungal infections of the skin in adults. It is effective in fungal skin infections caused by fungi Tinea.
Contraindications of Lucrush 1 %
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If you are allergic to terbinafine or any of the ingredient of cream.
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If you are a breastfeeding woman.
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If you are suffering from liver disease.
Side effects of Lucrush 1 %W/W
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Skin irritation
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secondary skin infection
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Itching
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burning sensation
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Local skin reactions at the site of application
Precautions and Warnings of Lucrush 1 %
Pregnancy
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Can I apply Lucrush cream during pregnancy?
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There is limited safety information regarding the use of the cream in pregnancy. Hence, it is recommended to consult your doctor before using it in pregnancy to evaluate the benefit and risks. Avoid applying it to the larger skin areas for a prolonged period.
Breast Feeding
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Can I apply Lucrush cream while breastfeeding?
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cream can be used while breastfeeding as the absorbed quantities via the skin is very low. However, it must not be applied to the breast, nipple or nearby area. Care must be taken not to apply to the area, which may come in direct contact with the infant’s skin while feeding or any large skin area for a prolonged period.
Driving
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Can I drive if I have applied Lucrush cream?
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Lucrush cream is a topical preparation and may not affect the driving ability or ability to handle machinery.
Alcohol
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Can I consume alcohol if I have applied Lucrush cream?
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Alcohol may directly not interact with the action of Lucrush cream. However, it can delay the healing of infection. Thus one should avoid consuming alcohol.
Other General Warnings
Talk to your doctor if
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You experience any local allergies after using cream.
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You should not use this cream for any other ailment except for the one prescribed by your doctor.
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You should not give it to other people, even if they have the same symptoms that you have.
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This cream should not be applied to the eyes or vagina.
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In case your eyes come in contact with this cream, then wash your eyes with water immediately and if there are any symptoms, then consult your doctor.
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Lucrush cream should not be used for children under 12 years of age.
Mode of Action of Lucrush 1 %W/W
How Does It Work?
Lucrush cream works by inhibiting the action of a coenzyme in the fungal cell wall. This blocks the formation of a substance called ergosterol, essential for cell wall formation in fungus. This leads to decreased production of ergosterol and prevents the growth of fungus.
Directions for Use of Lucrush 1 %W/W
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Lucrush cream has to be used for external application only as prescribed by your doctor.
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Wash your hands properly after you apply Lucrush cream unless your hands are the area to be treated.
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Avoid touching the tip of the container to the infected area as it may contaminate the cream.
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It should be applied to the affected area as a thin film and on 1 inch of skin around the affected area.
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It is not meant for use near the mouth, eye or vagina.
Interactions of Lucrush 1 %W/W
Interactions with other medicines
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Since this medicine is to be used externally on the skin, it is less likely to interact with other medicines.
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cream used in a larger amount for a prolonged period may interact with the action of omeprazole (used in acidity).
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You should consult your doctor if you are on any other medicines along with Lucrush cream cream.
Storage and disposal of Lucrush 1 %W/W
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Store Lucrush cream at room temperature between 20°C to 25°C.
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Keep this cream out of the reach of children and pets.
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Once opened should be used within one month.
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Discard any unused medicine properly, and do not throw it in trash or wastewater.
Dosage of Lucrush 1 %
Overdose
Overdosage of Lurush cream is rare and no information is available on its overdose. If you have applied too much of this cream, then wipe off the extra cream with cotton or tissue immediately. If you experience any local symptoms after application, then reach out to your doctor.
Missed a Dose
If you forget to use cream at the suggested time, then use it as soon as you remember & carry on as before. Do not stop this medicine abruptly if you feel better without consulting your doctor.
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