Tocora Cream 100 GM

Tocora Cream 100 GM interacts with the following medicines:

• Topical Medications: When Tocora Cream 100 GM is applied to the skin, it may interact with other topical medications such as hydrocortisone or clotrimazole, affecting their absorption and effectiveness.

• Topical Retinoids: When used in combination with topical retinoids like tretinoin, this cream can potentially increase skin irritation, leading to dryness or peeling.

There are no known interactions between Tocora Cream 100 GM and food or beverages. As a topical medication, Tocora Cream 100 GM's effectiveness is not affected by what you eat or drink.

Tocora Cream 100 GM interacts with the following diseases:

• Liver Disease: People with liver disease should use Tocora Cream 100 GM with caution. Given that this cream is metabolised in the liver, it could potentially exacerbate liver function if used excessively.

• Kidney Disease: If you have kidney impairment, be cautious when using Tocora Cream 100 GM. Like liver disease, excessive usage may put additional strain on your kidneys.

• Allergies: If you are allergic to either White Soft Paraffin or Light Liquid Paraffin, it's advised to avoid using Tocora Cream 100 GM. It may trigger an allergic reaction, including skin irritation or more serious symptoms like difficulty breathing.

The daily dose of Tocora Cream 100 GM should be applied as prescribed by your doctor. The dosage might differ depending on how severe your skin condition is and how you respond to treatment. Always stick to the dosage prescribed by your doctor and avoid exceeding it without consulting them.

If you accidentally apply too much Tocora Cream 100 GM, do not worry. However, if you notice any unusual symptoms or if they persist, inform your doctor.

If you forget to apply Tocora Cream 100 GM at the usual time, apply it as soon as you remember. But if it's nearly time for the next application, skip the missed one and continue with your regular schedule. Do not increase the amount of cream used without consulting your doctor.