Pernil 5% Cream 30gm

Pernil 5% Cream 30gm is used to treat head lice infections and scabies. It works by eliminating lice and mites that cause skin issues. For scabies, it treats the itchy rashes caused by mites burrowing into the skin, providing relief from itching and discomfort.

Here's how you should apply Pernil 5% Cream 30gm:

• Start by cleaning and drying the affected skin areas thoroughly.
• Apply a thin layer of cream all over your body, from the neck down to the soles of your feet. Don't forget to cover skin folds and creases.
• Pay special attention to areas between fingers and toes, under the nails, and in the groin area.
• Let the cream stay on your skin for 8-14 hours, then wash it off with soap and water.
• In case you need a second application, wait for 7-10 days before repeating the process.
• Always consult your doctor for specific instructions regarding use.

Pernil 5% Cream 30gm is applied topically.

Pernil 5% Cream 30gm contains Permethrin (5 %), which acts on your body in the following ways:

• Paralyses Mites: Permethrin disrupts the nervous system of scabies mites, leading to their paralysis and eventual death.
• Destroys Eggs: Besides killing adult mites, Permethrin also effectively eliminates their eggs, thus preventing further infestation.
• Provides Rapid Relief: By killing off mites and their eggs, Permethrin helps provide quick relief from the discomforting symptoms of scabies.

• Always store Pernil 5% Cream 30gm at room temperature below 30°C.
• Keep it away from direct sunlight and avoid damp places like bathrooms; moisture can spoil the cream.
• Ensure that the cream is kept out of reach of children.

• As scabies is a contagious disease, maintaining good personal hygiene is crucial. Regularly wash your clothes and bed linens in hot water to kill any remaining mites.
• Consider incorporating anti-inflammatory foods into your diet to soothe the itchiness associated with scabies. Foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids, like fish and walnuts, can help reduce inflammation and alleviate itching.