ANESDERM 25 mg/g + 25 mg/g cream + 2 plasters, 5 g

Instructions for use for ANESDERM 25 mg/g + 25 mg/g cream + 2 plasters, 5 g

Detailed instructions for ANESDERM 25 mg/g + 25 mg/g cream + 2 plasters, 5 g

Field of use

Anesder for anesthesia of the skin + 2 plaster (pack size: 5 g) serves to briefly anesthesize the skin surface before certain medical interventions. Whether vaccination, blood sample, injection of a local anesthetic on a sensitive body, laser therapy or a smaller operational procedure such as removing a birthus - Anesderm to anesthesia the skin + 2 plaster (pack size: 5 g) ensures a pain - and therefore stress -free treatment.

Mode of action

Anesderm® contains the two active ingredients lidocaine and prilocaine. Anesderm® belongs to the group of medicines, which refers to local anesthetics. Anesderm® works by stunning the skin surface at short notice. It is applied to the skin before certain medical interventions. This inhibited the pain on the skin, but the sensitivity to pressure and touch can be preserved.

Active ingredients / ingredients / ingredients

Anesderm for anesthesia of the skin + 2 plaster (pack size: 5 g)contains: Prilocain, lidocaine, carbomer 980, macrogolglycerolhydroxystear 40, sodium hydroxide solution 10 %, cleaned water. Active ingredients: 1 g of cream contains: medicine. active. Exist.: 25 mg prilocaine, 25 mg lidocaine.

Contradictions

The medicine must not be used if they are allergic to lidocaine, prilocaine or similar local anesthetics or one of the other components of the drug.

dosage

Application recommendation of Anesder for anesthesia of the skin + 2 plaster (pack size: 5 g): The proven active ingredients of Anesderm® penetrate the skin and make them sensitive to pain after an exposure time of about an hour by blocking the forwarding of the pain stimulus to the brain. Vaccinations, blood tests or the removal of small skin changes such as dell warts can be carried out painlessly and lose your horror through Anesderm®. Anesderm® can also be used on the genital mucosa of adults, e.g. B. for local anesthesia in front of smaller interventions such as the removal of coward warts or the injection of local anesthetics.

Taking

• Application
  • Where the cream is applied, how much cream is used and how long it remains on the skin depends on the intended use.
  • Your doctor or pharmacist will apply the cream or show you how you can apply the cream yourself.
  • The application of the cream on the genitals should be monitored by a doctor or medical specialist personnel.
• The medicine must not be used in the following areas:
  • on cutting, abras or other open wounds except leg ulcers,
  • on a rash or eczema,
  • in the eye or close to the eye,
  • in the nose, ear or mouth,
  • in the after -region (anus),
  • on the genitals of children.
• People who apply or remove the cream frequently should ensure that direct contact with the cream is avoided to prevent the development of hypersensitivity.
• The protective membrane of the tube can be pierced using the screw cap.
• Application on the skin in front of smaller interventions (e.g. in the case of a needle inlet or smaller skin operations):
  • The cream is applied to the skin in a thick layer. Your doctor, pharmacist or medical staff will tell you where to apply the cream.
  • The cream is then covered with a patch (plastics). This is removed shortly before the start of the intervention. If you apply the cream yourself, make sure that your doctor, pharmacist or the medical staff have been given plaster.
  • The usual dose for adults and adolescents from the age of 12 is 2 g (grams).
  • In adults and adolescents from the age of 12, the cream is applied at least 60 minutes before the procedure (unless the cream is applied to the genitals). However, the cream should not be applied more than 5 hours in advance.
  • In children, the amount to be used and exposure time depends on age. Your doctor, pharmacist or medical staff will tell you how much cream and when to apply it.
• When applying the cream, it is very important to follow the instructions below:
  • Press a sufficient amount of the cream onto the skin area where it is needed (e.g. B. at the intended puncture).
  • Do not rub the cream.
  • Pull off the patch of paper.
  • Remove the protective films from the pavement and carefully cover the cream with the patch. Avoid leaving the cream under the pavement.
  • Remove the plastic frame. Carefully press the edges of the pavement. Leave the pavement on the skin for at least 60 minutes.
  • Your doctor or the medical staff WirD remove the pavement and the cream shortly before the medical intervention (e.g. shortly before the needle is stabbed).
• Application on larger freshly shaved skin areas in front of outpatient interventions (e.g. hair removal):
  • The usual dose is 1 g of cream on a skin area of 10 cm² (10 square centimeters), the exposure time is 1 to 5 hours below a patch. The medicine should not be applied on surfaces above 600 cm² (600 square centimeters, e.g. 30 cm times 20 cm). The maximum dose is 60 g.
• Application on the skin before an inpatient intervention (e.g. gap transplantation), which requires deeper anesthesia of the skin:
  • The medicine can be used for this in adults and adolescents aged 12 and over.
  • The usual dose is 1.5 to 2 g of cream on a skin area of 10 cm² (10 square centimeters).
  • The exposure time is 2 to 5 hours under a patch.
• Application on the skin before removing wart -like skin symptoms ("Mollusken")
  • The medicine can be used in children and adolescents with skin disease "atopic dermatitis.
  • The usual dose depends on the age of the child and the exposure time is 30 to 60 minutes (30 minutes in atopic dermatitis). Your doctor, pharmacist or medical staff will tell you how much cream should be applied.
• Application on the skin in the genital area before the injection of locally effective narcotics
  • The medicine can only be used for this in adults and adolescents aged 12 and over.
  • The usual dose is 1 g of cream (1 to 2 g for female skin in the genital area) on a skin area of 10 cm² (10 square centimeters).
  • The exposure time for male skin in the genital area is 15 minutes and for female skin in the genital area, each under one patch.
• Application on the genitals before smaller skin surgery (e.g. warts removal)
  • The medicine can only be used for this in adults and adolescents aged 12 and over.
  • The usual dose is 5 to 10 g of cream with an exposure time of 10 minutes. A pavement is not required. The medical intervention begins immediately afterwards.
• Application to leg ulcers before cleaning or removing damaged skin
  • The usual dose is 1 to 2 g of cream on a skin area of 10 cm². The maximum dose is 10 g.
  • The cream is used with an airtight bandage such as B. covered in a plastic film. The exposure time before cleaning the leg ulcer is 30 to 60 minutes. The cleaning takes place immediately after removing the cream with cotton gauze.
  • The medicine can be used over a period of 1 - 2 months up to 15 times before cleaning leg ulcers.
  • When applying to leg ulcers, the tube is only intended for one -time use. After each treatment of a patient, the tube must be disposed of with the remaining cream residues.

 

Patient information

• Warnings and Precautions
  • Talk to your doctor or pharmacist before using this preparation,
    • if you or your child suffer from a rare innate blood disease to the so-called "glucose-6 phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency.
    • if there is a disturbance of the red blood pigment, which is referred to as "methemoglobinemia.
    • if you or your child suffer from an itchy skin disease of the so -called "atopic dermatitis", a shorter exposure time can be sufficient. Exposure times of more than 30 minutes can lead to an increased occurrence of local skin reactions.
    • if you take certain medicines against cardiac arrhythmias (antiarrhythmica in class III as Amiodaron). In this case, the doctor will monitor your heart function.
    • You must not use the medicine on skin areas with rash or cutting and abrasive or other open wounds, except for leg ulcers. If one of these points applies to you, speak to your doctor or pharmacyr before using the cream.
  • Due to a possible increased absorption rate on freshly shaved skin, it is very important to observe the recommended dosage, area of the skin area and exposure time.
  • Avoid contact with the eyes because irritation can occur. If the cream accidentally comes into contact with the eye, the eye should be flushed thoroughly with lukewarm water or saline (sodium chloride solution). Protect the eye from further external contact until the feeling returns to your eye.
  • The cream must not be applied on an impaired eardrum.
  • If you apply the medicine with a living vaccine before vaccination (e.g. tuberculosis vaccination), you should again introduce yourself to your doctor or medical staff after the time to have the success of the vaccination checked.
• Children and adolescents
  • In newborns and infants under 3 months, a temporary clinically insignificant increase in red blood pigment ("methemoglobinemia") is generally observed up to 12 hours after using the drug.
  • The effectiveness of blood sampling from the heel of newborns or for adequate anesthesia during circumcision could not be confirmed in clinical studies.
  • The drug must not be applied to the genital mucosa (e.g. in the vagina) of children (under 12 years), since there is no sufficient data for the absorption of the active ingredients.
  • The drug must not be used in children under 12 months if they also receive other medicines that influence the concentration of red blood pigment ("methemoglobinemia") (e.g. sulfonamides).
  • The medicine must not be used in premature babies.

 

• Wateriness and ability to operate machines
  • When used in the recommended doses, the medicine has no or an excessive influence on the traffic and the ability to use machines.

Pregnancy

• If you are pregnant or breastfeed, or if you suspect that you are pregnant or intend to become pregnant, ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice before using this drug.
• Pregnancy
  • It is unlikely that the occasional application of the drug during pregnancy will have an adverse effect on the unborn child.
• Breastfeeding
  • The active ingredients (lidocaine and prilocaine) contained in the cream pass into breast milk. However, the quantities are so low that no danger is generally to be expected for the child.
• Fertile/childhood ability
  • Animal experimental studies have shown no impairment of male or female fertility or child ability.

Hints

Contains macrogolglycerol hydroxystear. Note leaflet. Read the package supplement and ask your doctor or pharmacist for risks and side effects.

Manufacturer:  PIERRE FABRE DERMO KOSMETIK GmbH, Jechtinger Straße 13, 79111 Freiburg