Please adhere to the following instructions when using Epilido Cream 1 Epilido Cream works by temporarily numbing the skin and the surrounding area 2 Use this medicine exactly as directed by your doctor in terms of both dosage and duration 3 This medicine is meant for external use only 4 Prior to applying Epilido Cream ensure that the affected area is clean and dry 5 Apply a thin layer of the cream and gently rub it into the skin forming a layer of about 23mm 6 After applying the cream cover the area with an occlusive dressing to provide protection 7 Keep the dressing in place for at least 2 hours before any scheduled treatment or surgery 8 Take caution to avoid getting the cream into your eyes or mouth If accidental exposure occurs thoroughly rinse with water 9 The most commonly reported side effects of Epilido Cream include reactions at the application site such as a burning sensation irritation itching redness and rashes However these side effects are typically temporary and will resolve on their own If these effects persist or become bothersome for an extended period please consult your doctor

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