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Therapeutic indications
miconazole nitrate is indicated for the treatment of skin infections caused by yeast, dermatophytes or Gram-positive bacteria, in which inflammatory symptoms are predominant. It may also be used for mycotic infections with bacterial superinfection.
Dose and method of administration
miconazole nitrate should be applied topically to the lesion once to twice daily. Squeeze 1 cm of cream (or more, according to the size of the lesion) onto the lesion and rub in gently until the cream has been completely absorbed by the skin. The treatment with MICREME H (or subsequently with a miconazole-containing cream) should be continued without interruption until the lesion has completely disappeared (usually after 2 to 5 weeks). miconazole nitrate is particularly indicated for the initial stages of treatment. Discontinue miconazole nitrate cream on disappearance of the inflammatory symptoms (or after a maximum treatment period of 2 weeks) and continue treatment with an antifungal cream only until complete disappearance of the lesion (usually 2 to 5 weeks)
Follow all directions given to you by your doctor and pharmacist carefully
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