Dovonex Cream is
indicated for the
treatment of
plaque psoriasis.
How Taken
Apply a thin
layer of Dovonex
Cream to the
affected skin
twice daily and
rub in gently and
completely.
Warnings/Precautions
Use of Dovonex
Cream may cause
transient
irritation of both
lesions and
surrounding
uninvolved skin.
If irritation
develops, you
should discontinue
using Dovonex
Cream. Do not use
this medication
for any disorder
other than that
for which it was
prescribed.
Missed Dose
If you miss a
dose, use it as
soon as you
remember. If it is
near the time of
the next dose,
skip the missed
dose and resume
your usual dosing
schedule. Do not
double the dose to
catch up.
Possible Side
Effects
Some of the
most frequent side
effects that may
occur while using
Dovonex Cream are:
skin irritation,
rash, pruritus,
dermatitis and
worsening of
psoriasis.
Storage
Store at
controlled room
temperature 15°C -
25°C (59°F -
77°F). Do not
freeze.
Overdose
Topically
applied Dovonex
Cream can be
absorbed in
sufficient amounts
to produce
systemic effects.
If an overdose is
suspected,
discontinue
Donovex Cream and
seek medical
attention.
More Information
This medication
is to be used only
as directed by
your physician. It
is for external
use only. Avoid
contact with the
face or eyes. As
with any topical
medication, you
should wash your
hands after
application.
Report to your
physician any
signs of adverse
reactions.
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interactions,
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adverse effects of
your medication.
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