INTRODUCTION

P Scab Lotion is an antiparasitic medication which is used to treat scabies (skin condition where mites infest and irritate your skin) and pediculosis (lice infestation). It contains permethrin as an active ingredient which kills parasites and provides relief from itchiness due to scabies and pediculosis.

Permethrin is a pyrethroid agent which works by paralyzing the parasite that helps to provide relief from scabies and pediculosis in affected individuals.

Always apply P Scab Lotion as advised by your physician. It is for external use only. For scabies, apply P Scab Lotion from head to toe with special attention to hairy areas and folds. Allow the lotion to remain on skin for least 10 to 20 hours. Repeat the process for 7 days after taking bath, if recommended by your physician. For pediculosis, wash your hair with soap and dilute one part of P Scab Lotion with 4 times of water and apply it thoroughly on scalp. Allow the lotion to remain on scalp for 15min & then rinse it off. Repeat this step for 2 weeks or as directed by your physician. Consult your physician immediately, if you develop worsening skin allergies.

KEY COMPOSITION

• Permethrin

THERAPEUTIC USES OF P SCAB 0.05 LOTION

• Treats scabies and pediculosis

SIDE EFFECTS OF P SCAB 0.05 LOTION

P Scab Lotion may cause skin redness, stinging sensation, itchiness, skin burning sensation, skin rash, tingling, numbness, skin irritation, and swelling in some individuals. Consult your doctor if you notice any unusual side effects while applying P Scab Lotion.

SAFETY ADVICE

• Always apply P Scab Lotion as advised by your physician
• It is for external use only
• For scabies, apply P Scab Lotion from head to toe with special attention to hairy areas and folds. Allow the lotion to remain on skin for least 10 to 20 hours. Repeat the process for 7 days after taking bath, if recommended by your physician
• For pediculosis, wash your hair with soap and dilute one part of P Scab Lotion with 4 times of water and apply it thoroughly on scalp. Allow the lotion to remain on scalp for 15min & then rinse it off. Repeat this step for 2 weeks or as directed by your physician
• Do not use P Scab Lotion if you are allergic to Permethrin
• Avoid contact with eyes, mouth, nose, or vagina
• Pregnant and breastfeeding women must consult their doctor before applying P Scab Lotion
• Inform your doctor if you suffer from asthma or other skin disease
• Inform your doctor about all the medicines that you take, including prescription, over-the-counter medications, and herbal supplements

MORE INFORMATION

• Keep P Scab Lotion out of reach of children
• Store at below 30°C

FAQs ABOUT P SCAB 0.05 LOTION

Q. What is P Scab Lotion and why it is used?

A. P Scab Lotion is an antiparasitic medication used to treat scabies (skin condition where mites infest and irritate your skin) and pediculosis (lice infestation). It contains permethrin as an active ingredient which works by paralyzing the parasite that helps to provide relief from scabies and pediculosis in affected individuals.

Q. Does P Scab Lotion cause bacterial infection?

A. Yes, P Scab Lotion may cause bacterial skin infection due to constant/forceful scratching if it is not applied cautiously on the scalp/skin. Consult your doctor if you experience any such side effects.

Q. Is P Scab Lotion safe to be used by pregnant women?

A. Yes, P Scab Lotion can be used by pregnant women but with caution after consulting the physician/doctor.  

Q. How does P Scab Lotion work?

A. P Scab Lotion contains Permethrin as active ingredient which works by paralyzing the parasite thereby providing relief from scabies and pediculosis in affected individuals.

Q: What to do if P Scab Lotion gets into eyes?

A. Wash your eyes immediately if P Scab Lotion accidentally gets in your eyes. Call your doctor or seek immediate medical attention if your eyes are still itchy after rinsing them with water.

REFERENCES

1. https://www.alphadrug.in/product/permicurelotion/

AUTHOR DETAILS

Written By Dr. K .AZEEM HUSSAIN, B.D.S
Last updated on 25 Feb 2023 | 10:08 AM(IST)