Ascabiol Emulsion - 120 ml

• Ascabiol Emulsion is a good way to get rid of scabies because it kills the mites that cause the problem. 
• This formula quickly eases the itching, swelling, and redness that come with scabies. 
• Ascabiol Emulsion also kills head lice and their eggs. 
• Patients should notice a big difference in their symptoms after using Ascabiol Emulsion for just one or two times. 
• Cetrimide in Ascabiol Emulsion has antiseptic properties that help calm irritated skin and stop secondary infections from happening. 
• Ascabiol Emulsion is easy to use, so it's a good choice for people who have lice or scabies. 
• This medicine is safe for both adults and children over the age of two, making it a good choice for families. 
• Ascabiol Emulsion is made to get deep into the skin so that the affected areas can be treated completely. 
• If you use Ascabiol Emulsion as directed, it can completely get rid of scabies or lice. 
• People who have been treated with Ascabiol Emulsion should wash their clothes and bedding to keep from getting lice again. 
• Healthcare providers may recommend that Ascabiol Emulsion—120 ml be used with other supportive treatments. 
• This emulsion is made to make the application as comfortable as possible while getting the most therapeutic benefits.

How Ascabiol Emulsion Works

• Ascabiol Emulsion works in two ways to kill both scabies mites and head lice. Lindane is the main active ingredient in Ascabiol Emulsion. It is an insecticide that stops mites and lice from moving and kills them. 
• Cetrimide in Ascabiol Emulsion acts as an antiseptic, calming the skin and stopping secondary infections from happening during treatment.

How to use Ascabiol Emulsion

• To get the best results, you should use Ascabiol Emulsion exactly as your doctor tells you to. Spread a thin layer of Ascabiol Emulsion—120 ml evenly over the parts of the skin or scalp that are affected. 
• Make sure to leave Ascabiol Emulsion on for 8 to 12 hours before washing it off completely. 
• For best results, follow your doctor's instructions and use Ascabiol Emulsion once or twice. 
• To avoid irritation, don't put Ascabiol Emulsion on broken skin or mucous membranes. 
• After putting on Ascabiol Emulsion, wash your hands well to make sure you don't touch anything else by mistake. 
• After putting on Ascabiol Emulsion, don't wear tight clothes over the treated areas. This will help the medicine work better. 
• If your symptoms don't go away after using Ascabiol Emulsion as directed, talk to your doctor. 
• For best results, follow any extra instructions your doctor gives you about how to use Ascabiol Emulsion.

Lifestyle Advice

• After using Ascabiol Emulsion, wash your clothes and bedding in hot water to keep them clean and avoid getting them back. 
• Don't scratch the areas that are affected while you use Ascabiol Emulsion to avoid making them worse. 
• Add moisturising lotions to your routine after using Ascabiol Emulsion to help with dry skin. 
• To lower the risk of spreading the disease, stay away from people as much as possible until your treatment with Ascabiol Emulsion is over. 
• If the itching doesn't go away after treatment, you might want to try using anti-itch creams with Ascabiol Emulsion.

FAQs

1. What is the purpose of Ascabiol Emulsion?
The main use of Ascabiol Emulsion is to get rid of head lice and scabies. Lindane kills lice and mites, and Cetrimide helps calm the skin.
2. Who should not use Ascabiol Emulsion?
People who are allergic to any part of Ascabiol Emulsion should not use it. It is also not safe for premature babies, newborns, people with uncontrolled seizures, or people with very damaged skin.
3. How do I use Ascabiol Emulsion?
As your doctor tells you to, only put a thin layer of Ascabiol Emulsion on the areas that are affected. Don't let it touch your eyes or mucous membranes.
4. When will I see results from using Ascabiol Emulsion?
The results of using Ascabiol Emulsion may be different for each person, but many people see improvements within a few days. Depending on how bad the infestation is, it may take longer for all the benefits to show up.
5. Are there any side effects that come with Ascabiol Emulsion?
Burning or itching at the site of application are common side effects. If you have severe reactions that last for a long time, talk to your doctor.
6. Is it okay to take other drugs while taking Ascabiol Emulsion?
Before you use Ascabiol Emulsion, you should tell your doctor about all the drugs you are taking so that they can check for possible drug interactions.
7. What is the best way to keep Ascabiol Emulsion?
Keep Ascabiol Emulsion at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and moisture. "Keep it away from kids

• Most people do well with Ascabiol Emulsion, but some may have side effects.
• Some common side effects are reactions at the site of application, like burning, irritation, itching, and redness where Ascabiol Emulsion was put on. 
• Some people may get dry skin after using Ascabiol Emulsion. Moisturising creams can help with this. 
• If you have any serious side effects, like constant irritation or allergic reactions, call your doctor right away after using Ascabiol Emulsion. 

• People who are known to be allergic to any part of Ascabiol Emulsion should not use it because it could cause bad reactions. 
• This medicine should not be given to premature babies, newborns, or people with uncontrolled seizures or skin that is very badly damaged. 
• If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, talk to your doctor before using Ascabiol Emulsion—120 ml to make sure it is safe for you and your baby. 
• To lower the risk of side effects, don't use Ascabiol Emulsion on large areas of skin or on skin that is already broken. 
• Know that some drugs can interact with each other. Before using Ascabiol Emulsion, tell your doctor about all the medicines you are currently taking