Triamcinolone acetonide cream hydrophilic 0,025/0,05/0,1% (nrf 11.38.)

Author: Prof. Dr. med. Peter Altmeyer

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Last updated on: 29.10.2020

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Synonym(s)

Hydrophilic triamcinolone acetonide cream; NRF 11.38.; Triamcinolone cream

Formulation
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Rp.

triamcinolone acetonide 0,025/0,05/0,1
Medium chain triglycerides 0,5
Base Cream DAC ad 100,0

Ambiphilic, non-ionic, 0.1% triamcinolone acetonide cream (contains cortisone). Apply a thin layer initially 2 times/day, then 1 time / day on the affected skin areas. Application period max. 4 weeks!

Usage period: Tube: 12 monthsEvents

in which this prescription is mentioned:

  • Amyloidosis, vesicular bacterium
  • Andrews, pustularBromodermCalcinosis
  • dystrophicaCimicosisDermatitisDermatitis
  • , exudative discoid lichenoid dermatitis
  • , phototoxiceDyshidrosisEczema
  • , dyshidrotic eczema
  • , hand eczema
  • , contact dermatitis, toxic eczema
  • , microbial eczema
  • ,
  • photoallergicEmbolia
  • cutis medicamentosaErythema
  • exsudativum multiformeErythema
  • gyratum repensErythema
  • nodosumErythrokeratodermia
  • figurata variabilisFolliculitis
  • sycosiformis atrophicansGranuloma
  • anulare disseminatumGranulomatosis
  • disciformis chronica et progressivaGranuloma
  • ,
  • eosinophilicHand-scoop Christian diseaseAdhesive plaster eczemaDog danderHydrophilic
  • triamcinolone acetonide cream 0.1% (NRF 11.38.)
  • Hyper-IgE syndromeILVENInterstitial
  • granulomatous dermatitis with plaquesKindler's syndromeContactcturticariaLight
  • amyloidosusMastocytosis
  • , diffuse of the skinMucinosis
  • follicularisPlant dermatitisPityriasis
  • amiantaceaPsoriasis
  • vulgarisPustulose
  • ,
  • sterile eosinophilicPustulose
  • , subcornealPustulosis
  • acuta generalisataRed
  • sponge dermatitisReiter SyndromeREM SyndromeRhus dermatitisGiant cell granuloma
  • , anular elastolytic butterfly dermatitisStevens-Johnson SyndromeTriamcinolone acetonideTrombidiosis

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    Last updated on: 29.10.2020

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