Your doctor will provide instructions on how to utilize Scabex P 5 Cream and the appropriate quantity to apply It is important to read the accompanying instructions to ensure correct usage Before applying the cream ensure that your skin is clean dry and cool Thoroughly wash your entire body 814 hours after using the medication In most cases one application is sufficient to treat the condition However if a second application is necessary wait for at least 7 days Itching may persist for a few weeks after scabies treatment which is likely due to an allergic reaction to dead mites and does not indicate treatment failure The most commonly experienced side effects include mild burning stinging or tingling sensations at the application site These side effects are usually mild and not experienced by everyone It is essential to inform your doctor about any skin conditions or allergies to medications food or other substances before using the cream If you are pregnant or breastfeeding it is recommended to seek your doctors advice although this medication is generally considered safe

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