Your doctor will provide instructions on how to use Pedimite 5 Lotion and the appropriate amount to use It is important to read the instructions that come with the medication to ensure proper usage Before applying the lotion ensure that your skin is clean dry and cool Thoroughly wash your entire body 814 hours after applying the medicine In most cases a single application is sufficient to treat the condition However if a second application is necessary wait at least 7 days before doing so Itching may persist for a few weeks after scabies treatment which is likely due to an allergic reaction to dead mites and not a sign of treatment failure The most common side effects of this medication include mild burning stinging or tingling at the application site These side effects are usually mild and not everyone experiences them Before using Pedimite 5 Lotion inform your doctor if you have any skin conditions allergies to medications food or other substances or if you have asthma Although this medication is generally considered safe it is advisable to seek your doctors advice if you are pregnant or breastfeeding

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tube of 30 gm Cream

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bottle of 50 ml Lotion

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