Can Jindaconin be used to rub the vulva?

As we all know, the handling method of medicines is very important. Only proper usage can ensure that the drug's efficacy is fully exerted. So, can Jindaconin ketoconazole cream be applied to private parts? What should be paid attention to when using it?

Jindaconing ketoconazole cream contains the main ingredient ketoconazole, and the auxiliary materials are polyether, white vaseline, monopolyether glycol vegetable oil, and additives (ethyl hydroxybenzoate). It can be used for tinea manuum, tinea pedis, tinea corporis, tinea cruris, tinea versicolor and skin candidiasis. It is suitable for tinea manuum, tinea pedis, tinea corporis, tinea cruris, tinea versicolor and other skin candidiasis.

Jindaconazole ketoconazole cream generally cannot be used on private parts. When used on skin folds such as the face, armpits and groin, it should be used under the specific guidance of a doctor.

In addition, Jindakening has the following common problems:

(1) Avoid contact with eyes.

(2) Patients with tinea cruris should not wear tight underwear or chemical fiber underwear. It is better to wear loose cotton underwear.

(3) For patients with tinea pedis, wipe the skin (especially the skin between the toes) after bathing. It is advisable to wear pure cotton socks and change them every day. Shoes should be breathable.

(4) To reduce the incidence of infection, treatment for candidiasis, tinea corporis, tinea cruris and tinea versicolor requires at least 2 to 4 weeks, and seborrheic dermatitis requires at least 4 weeks or until clinical recovery.

(5) Jindakoning contains strong clobetasol propionate. If used for a long time or in large quantities or if injection therapy is used, due to its systemic absorption function, it can lead to the inhibition of the crossed hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (PHA) axis. Some patients may develop symptoms such as Cushing's syndrome, hyperglycemia and glycosuria. Therefore, Jindakoning cannot be used for a long time or in large quantities, and is not suitable for injection therapy.

(6) When Jindakoning is used in skin folds such as the face, armpits and groin, it should be used under the specific guidance of a doctor.

(7) If accompanied by skin infection, anti-infective drugs must be used in addition. If the symptoms of infection do not improve immediately after additional application, use of Ketoconazole Cream should be discontinued until the infection is under control.

(8) If the medication site is ulcerated or damaged, the intake of neomycin sulfate can be increased, and close attention should be paid to the possible side effects of aminoglycoside drugs.

In summary, Jindaconazole ketoconazole cream should not be applied to private parts, and patients need to pay attention to the above common problems.