a M.O. Pig Warts Corns Foot Ointment is made with 50% salicylic acid, and is suitable for the topical adjunctive treatment of corns, warts, calluses and cockles.
WHEN TO USE POMMADE M.O. COCHON WARTS CORS ON THE FOOT?
M.O. Pig Ointment is a keratolytic medication suitable for daily use, and is indicated for the adjunctive treatment of areas of the feet which are affected by skin conditions such as corns, calluses, warts or Partridge's Eyes. It is used locally, through the skin, by applying directly to the lesion to be treated.
COMPOSITION OF POMADE M.O. PIG
This ointment for corns and warts on the feet contains only two ingredients, which are enough to give it its full effectiveness. There is thus only one active substance, namely salicylic acid, the latter being dosed at 50 grams per 100 grams of product. An excipient is added to it with beef tallow, which makes it possible to obtain this texture in the form of an ointment.
HOW DO I USE M.O. PIG FOOT CALLUS WART OINTMENT?
This medicine is indicated for daily use, since it must be applied every evening after a hot foot bath. It is recommended to coat the lesion with M.O. Cochon Ointment carefully, taking care not to overflow onto the healthy skin so as not to irritate it, then to cover it with a bandage during the night of sleep. Prolonged treatment may be necessary for warts.
Presentation offered by your online pharmacy: jar of 10 grams of 50% salicylic acid ointment.
PHARMACIST'S ADVICE ON OINTMENT M.O. PIG WARTS CORS ON FOOT
CONTRAINDICATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS FOR USE OF POMADE M.O. PIG WARTS CORDS ON FOOT
Subjects with hypersensitivity to salicylic acid or any other constituent of the ointment, as well as those with corns that are infected, should refrain from all use of this medication. More generally, the use of coricides must be very cautious in people with arteritis or diabetes, as well as in those with neuropathies. In the absence of usable clinical data, use in pregnant or breastfeeding women should be subject to vigilance.
This corn wart ointment is caustic, so it is important to be careful not to spill outside the area to be treated. Do not use on healthy areas and mucous membranes. It should not be applied to large areas, and the application should be stopped immediately if pain occurs. If the treatment fails, the future conduct will have to be reassessed, and it may be useful to find the cause and treat it accordingly, for example by using orthopedic measures to correct the support or by modifying the footwear.
HAVE ANY ADVERSE EFFECTS BEEN REPORTED?
Use of M.O. Cochon Warts Corns Foot Ointment may cause skin irritation when applied to healthy skin, and a risk of local irritation and burning sensation has been recorded. If you notice other side effects which would be linked to the use of this medicine, it is recommended that you report them to the National Agency for the Safety of Medicines and Health Products (ANSM), which you can do via the link available in the blue insert at the top of the page.
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