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Zovirax
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Zovirax
is a prescription cream medication that is effective in the
initial phases of genital herpes and in the treatment of mouth
ulcers and lip blisters caused by the herpes simplex virus.
Zovirax
cream is a prescription cream medication that is effective
in the initial phases of genital herpes and in the
treatment of mouth ulcers and lip blisters caused
by herpes simplex.
Directions
Therapy
with Zovirax Cream should be instituted as early as
possible following the initial onset of signs and
symptoms of infection. Infection most commonly manifests
itself as a cold sore, or as clusters of blisters,
bumps and rashes in the genital area. Symptoms of
infection include tingling, itching, burning or redness
of the skin at the infection site. Symptoms often
times begin before any cold sores or genital blisters,
bumps and rashes are noted. Apply a small amount of
Zovirax Cream directly to the infected area 5 times
per day. Massage Zovirax into the skin very gently.
It is best to wear a latex glove when applying Zovirax
Cream to the infected area. Herpes Simplex Virus can
adhere to your finger during the application process
and be inoculated to other body sites or to other
persons. After removing the glove it still is necessary
to wash your hands immediately after contact with
the infected area. Use the Zovirax Cream until the
infection is completed crusted or shows clear-cut
signs of healing. Do not use Zovirax Cream for the
eyes. Do not apply Zovirax continuously to try to
prevent infection from reoccurring.
Side Effects
Side effects of Zovirax Cream may include:
Recurrent or long-term swelling or pain at application
site. Recurrent or long-term itching at application
site. Recurrent or long-term redness at application
site. If any of the above problems occur, stop using
Zovirax Cream.
Precautions
If you are pregnant or breastfeeding
Zovirax Cream is best reserved for only the most severe
outbreaks. Be sure to let us know in your medical
history/personal profile consult of this fact so we
can appropriately advise you about the use of Zovirax
Cream.
Missed Dose
If you miss applying Zovirax cream,
apply as soon as you remember and continue your regular
schedule.
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