Tacroz Forte 0.1% Ointment

Tacroz Forte 0.1% Ointment Side Effects

Most adverse reactions improve as your body gets used to the medication. See a doctor if they continue or if you are worried about them.

Common Side Effects of Tacroz Forte 0.1% Ointment are as follows:

• Diarrhoea
• High blood sugar causes increased thirst.
• Injury to the kidneys
• liver failure
• Nausea
• Experiencing abdominal discomfort

Interactions of Tacroz Forte 0.1% Ointment With Other Drugs

Tell your doctor if you are taking any of the following medications before using TACROZ FORTE OINTMENT:

• Erythromycin (a medicine used to treat bacterial infections) (a medicine used to treat bacterial infections)
• Medications used to combat fungus infections (Ex. ketoconazole, itraconazole)
• Diltiazem (a medicine used to treat heart problems) (a medicine used to treat heart problems)
• Cimetidine (a drug used to treat stomach ulcers) (medication used to treat stomach ulcers)

• Tacroz Forte Ointment treats eczema (atopic dermatitis) when other treatment options have failed.
• The itching, redness, and rashiness that you're experiencing will decrease as a result.
• Thinly coat the skin, paying particular attention to the problem areas. Before applying Tacroz Forte Ointment, make sure the affected area is clean and completely dry. After application, staying out of the rain is a must.
• If your skin hasn't improved after two weeks of treatment or if it has gotten worse, you should let your doctor know.
• Unless otherwise instructed, do not use bandages or other airtight dressings to seal off the treated area.
• Avoid applying Tacroz Forte Ointment and see a physician if your eczema becomes inflamed.
• Consistent, the extended application of the ointment is discouraged. Make sure to follow your doctor's instructions when taking any medication.

FAQs of Tacroz Forte 0.1% Ointment

Can I use Tacroz Forte Ointment without fear of side effects?

Tacroz Forte Ointment is a safe and effective short-term treatment for atopic dermatitis, especially compared to other immune-suppressing medicines. It has a low systemic absorption rate when applied topically to the affected area of the skin. Therefore, there are fewer adverse effects than with oral administration.

Do you think Protopic Ointment is a drug that could be abused?

Due to its lack of potential for abuse, Protopic Ointment is not classified as a Schedule I drug. There is an abuse potential associated with controlled substances, which is why they require a prescription and approval from a medical professional before one can use them.

Can Tacroz Forte Ointment cause cancer?

Lymphoma, a tumour of the lymph nodes, has been linked to prolonged use of Tacroz Forte Ointment. Research suggests that patients who regularly use Tacroz Forte Ointment or similar medication may have a low risk of skin cancer and lymphoma. If you apply Tacroz Forte Ointment for longer than 6 weeks, or if your eczema symptoms do not improve or worsen over time, you should talk to your doctor.

Is the Protopic Ointment a steroid?

Despite its name, Protopic Ointment is not a steroid. It's a drug that alters the way the immune system functions. It is a standard treatment for atopic dermatitis, the most common form of eczema. Protopic Ointment is beneficial because it does not have the adverse effects of steroids, such as atrophy of the skin.