Triora Ointment

It is essential to follow your doctors instructions when using Triora Ointment to avoid any potential issues This medication should only be used on the skin and it is important not to apply it to the face for longer than recommended Unless instructed by your doctor do not cover the treated area with a bandage or plaster It is crucial to use the ointment regularly but be careful not to apply excessive amounts or use it for a longer duration than prescribed Thinly spread the ointment on the affected area If your condition does not improve after two weeks of treatment inform your doctor Although not everyone experiences them Triora Ointment may cause potential side effects such as allergic skin reactions bacterial skin infections acne thinning or discoloration of the skin burning stinging and itching Serious allergic reactions to this medication are rare but if you are bothered by any side effects or if they persist notify your doctor Keep in mind that not all creams may be effective for all skin conditions and could potentially worsen some conditions Always read and adhere to the instructions provided with the medication Inform your doctor about any existing medical conditions you have especially poor blood circulation diabetes and immune system problems Also disclose all other medications you are taking particularly steroids