Medicine Description allerzone-cream
allerzone cream is used to treat skin inflammations and allergies. It is also effective in treating pain, redness, and
itching, thanks to its active ingredient, mometasone.
The cream is prescribed for psoriasis and eczema, and is effective in reducing irritation and redness after laser
treatments and treating allergic dermatitis.
allerzone Cream Ingredients
The cream contains the active ingredient mometasone 0.1%, a medium-strength corticosteroid that works by inhibiting
the release of inflammatory substances that contribute to skin symptoms.
allerzone Concentrations
The medication is available in several pharmaceutical forms, including:
- 0.1% Cream (25g)
- 0.1% Cream (25g)
- 0.1% Lotion (20ml)
allerzone Cream Uses
The cream is used to treat the following conditions:
- Treatment of skin inflammations.
- Relief of itching.
- Treatment of psoriasis.
- Treatment of eczema.
- Reduction of skin irritation and redness.
- Soothing irritation after laser treatments.
- Treatment of allergic dermatitis.
- Relief of rashes caused by allergies.
Dosage of allerzone Cream
The treating physician will determine the appropriate dosage of the cream based on the skin condition, type of
inflammation, and allergies. The usual recommended dosage is:
| Recommended Dose | Condition |
| once a day | Treatment of skin inflammations and allergies |
| once in the morning and once in the evening | Treatment of eczema |
How to use allerzone Cream
- First, thoroughly clean the affected area before applying the cream.
- Consult your doctor if symptoms do not improve within two weeks of use.
- Apply a thin layer of cream to the affected area.
- Gently massage the cream until it is completely absorbed by the skin.
Contraindications for allerzone Cream
- Do not use if you are allergic to the active ingredient.
- Prolonged use of the cream is not recommended except under the supervision of a doctor.
- Consult your doctor if symptoms do not improve within two weeks of use.
- Do not apply the cream to open wounds.
- Do not use the cream for diaper rash in infants.
- Do not use during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Side Effects of allerzone Cream
- Dry skin.
- Skin itching.
- Skin redness or irritation.
- Skin thinning.
- Delayed wound healing.
allerzone Cream Alternatives
Several alternatives to the cream are available, as they contain the same active ingredient, mometasone:
- Momsone
- Metaz
- Borgasone
- Elcon
- Elocortine
allerzone Cream Storage Conditions
The cream should be stored at room temperature between 25°C and 30°C, out of reach of children and away from heat and
humidity. Always check the expiration date on the packaging before use.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the alternatives to allerzone cream
Several alternatives to this cream are available, all containing the same active ingredient, mometasone, a type of
medium-strength corticosteroid. Examples include Elcon, Metaz, Burgazon, and Momson creams.
Is allerzone cream used for acne
No, allerzone cream is not recommended for treating acne because it may clog pores and worsen the condition. It's best
to use products specifically designed for acne treatment.
Is allerzone cream used for skin lightening
allerzone cream is not recommended for skin lightening because it does not contain active ingredients that lighten the
skin. Using it for this purpose may cause some undesirable side effects.
Is allerzone cream suitable for children
allerzone cream can be used for children over 6 months old to treat some skin irritations, but its use should be under
the supervision of a doctor. It is not suitable for treating diaper rash.