Topical Antifungal – Lulibin
The Lulibin cream offers superior efficacy against other topical agents.
LULIBIN CREAM
The Lulibin cream offers superior efficacy against other topical agents. While treating Tinea Cruris and Tinea Corporis, the antifungal effects of this cream last for several weeks.
This leads to increased mycological cure rates. Along with strong antifungal and fungi eradicating activity, this cream also has a good retention in the skin.
Moreover, for Hyperkeratotic Tinea Pedis, one does not necessarily need a combined therapy with urea ointments when using this cream.
Indications:
Tinea Infections (Tinea cruris, Tinea Corporis & Tinea Pedis).
Applications:
For topical use only. Lulibin Cream is not for ophthalmic, oral or intravaginal use.
When treating Tinea Cruris or Tinea Corporis, Lulibin Cream should be applied to the affected area and approximately 1 inch of the immediate surrounding area(s) once daily for one (1) week.
When treating interdigital Tinea Pedis, a thin layer of Lulibin Cream should be applied to the affected area and approximately 1 inch of the immediate surrounding area(s) once daily for two (2) weeks.
Composition:
- Luliconazole 1% Cream
Presentation:
- Lulibin Cream is available in 15gm and 30gm.
Side Effects:
- Report to your physician if you have any skin reactions on the areas of your skin treated.
Tips for Prevention of Fungal infections
Patient Perspective
Tips For Prevention of Fungal Infections 1 :
Do’s
Regular bathing and body cleansing
Before wearing clothes, drying out the groin area to prevent excess moisture
Make use of protective clothing and wear a hat and sunglasses when stepping out in the sun.
Wearing loose fitting clothes.
Not to share your towel, comb and other utilities with your family members
Laundering clothes of infected person sepeately in hot water and washing with anti-septic agent
Wearing clothes dried under the fan
Wearing clothes after ironing them and placing them separately
Washing your hands with antiseptic and water to prevent the spread of infections
Dusting , wet mop and vacuum the house followed by cleaning with detergent
Keep the hair, nails and scalp clean
Wearing well ventilated shoes with cotton sock
Eating healthy food which boosts immunity
Keep all follow-up appointments with your dermatologist
Dont’s
Wearing clothes immediately after bath
Wearing tight jeans, leggings
Using towel used by other members of the family
Washing personal clothes with other family members clothes
Wearing clothes without ironing them
Scratching on lesions and not washing hands
Walking barefoot in public places.
Sharing comb and other utilities with family members
Eating unhealthy food
1. Care Evidence 2014 Sept 24:9:113 – 24.