E Scab Lotion: A Comprehensive Solution for Scabies and Crab Lice

Introduction:

E Scab Lotion, containing 5% Permethrin B.P., stands as a topical therapy designed for the effective treatment of scabies and crab lice. This article provides a detailed exploration of E Lotion, covering its description, indications, proper usage, contraindications, warnings, precautions, and more.

Description:

E Scab is a topical formulation that includes Permethrin 5% W/V. This active ingredient is known for its efficacy in addressing scabies and crab lice infestations. The lotion is presented in a 60ml container, offering a convenient and practical solution for external use.

Indications:

Primarily, E Scab Lotion is indicated for the treatment of scabies and crab lice. It provides a targeted approach to eliminate these parasitic infestations effectively.

Usage and Administration:

Clean and dry your entire body, excluding the head.

Children aged 2 years and over can use the lotion as directed for adults, while those under 2 years require medical supervision. Doctors should also treat elderly patients (over 70 years) under medical supervision.

In the treatment of crab lice, adults (18 years and over) should use a sufficient quantity to treat the pubic region, peri-anal region, thighs, and trunk. Children under 18: Seek medical advice for infested facial hair.

Contraindications:

Individuals with a previous history of hypersensitivity reactions to permethrin, any components of the product, other pyrethroids, or pyrethrins components should not use E Scab Lotion.

Warnings and Precautions:

Avoid getting E Scab Lotion in your eyes, even though it’s not an eye irritant. Other ingredients might still cause irritation. It is advisable for those applying the lotion to wear gloves to prevent possible hand irritation. Accidental ingestion requires immediate medical attention. Following the prescribed course of treatment is crucial to prevent treatment failure.

Pregnancy and Lactation:

Pregnant or breastfeeding women should use Lotion only after consulting a healthcare professional.

Interactions:

Do not use E Scab Lotion if you are currently taking corticosteroids for an eczematous-like reaction. Corticosteroids weaken your immune response to the scabies mite, potentially worsening the infestation.

Adverse Reactions:

Possible adverse reactions include paraesthesia, eczema, skin edema, rash, erythema, pruritus, burning sensation, skin irritation, discomfort, smarting, and pain of the skin.

Overdosage:

Seek immediate medical attention if you accidentally ingest.

Storage:

Apply E Scab Lotion externally only, keeping the temperature below 30°C. Shake well before use and keep out of sight and reach of children.

Conclusion:

E Scab  offers a targeted and effective solution for scabies and crab lice, combining practical application instructions with essential precautions to ensure optimal results and safety for users.