PATIENT ADVICE

PATIENT ADVICE - Patients with associated peripheral circulation disorders, especially those with diabetes mellitus, require specialized medical care. Avoid applying callus removers outside the affected area or for periods exceeding two weeks. It is advisable to apply petroleum jelly around the corn or callus to protect the surrounding healthy area. If the corn or callus is resistant to this treatment, specialized care from a podiatrist should be sought. Do not apply to reddened or swollen areas.

CONTRAINDICATIONS

- Patients with peripheral circulation disorders.

INDICATIONS

- Treatment of [WARTS], [CALLUSES] and hard skin.

INTERACTIONS

Do not apply in conjunction with other keratolytic agents.

RULES FOR CORRECT ADMINISTRATION

Wash with soap and then rinse the area to be treated. For stubborn warts, corns, calluses, or calluses, it is advisable to soak them in warm water to facilitate treatment. Dry with a clean towel. Apply with the applicator brush to the wart, corn, callus, or callus, ensuring that the area to be treated is covered, avoiding spillage onto healthy skin. However, the surrounding healthy skin can be protected with a thin layer of petroleum jelly. Let it dry until a soft film appears. Protect the area with an adhesive bandage.

POSOLOGY

- Topical application. 1 application/24 h until complete disappearance.

PRECAUTIONS

- Avoid contact with healthy skin or mucous membranes.

COMPOSITION

LACTIC ACID: 167 MILLIGRAMS
SALICYLIC ACID: 167 MILLIGRAMS