Betacap 0.1% w/w Solution

Betacap 0.1% w/w Solution provides relief from symptoms of dry scalp conditions. The topical steroid is applied to areas twice daily to soothe itchy, irritated and dry skin.
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What is the Betacap 0.1% w/w solution?
Betacap scalp application is a formula designed to treat eczema, seborrheic dermatitis, and psoriasis on the scalp. It has 0.1% betamethasone as an active ingredient, a corticosteroid that lowers the irritation and inflammation of the scalp. It is designed especially for the scalp and for the conditions that are refractory to common ointments and creams.
How does it work?
The corticosteroid present in this preparation reduces inflammation. It suppresses the activation of various genes, which are activated in response to inflammation. It also calms down the hyperactive immune system, which often attacks the cells of the body (autoimmune reactions). It also provides moisture to the scalp, and the lotion creates conditions that are not favourable for the growth of dangerous bacteria.
Is the Betacap solution suitable for me?
This cream is suitable for you if you have psoriasis, eczema or seborrheic dermatitis. It may also be used in any inflammatory skin condition, as the dermatologist recommends. Consult the doctor before use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
All medications can cause potential side effects, below we have listed some potential side effects, however, these do not always occur. Some side effects can occur, but all users do not experience them. The common side effects are;
In case of allergic reactions, you need emergency medical assistance.
Commonly used dosage guidelines for Betacap 0.1% solution.
Its strength of 0.1% means it provides 1mg of drug in each ml of the solution.
To view the Betacap Scalp Application Patient Leaflet, click here.
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