Sato Pharmaceutical Lamaston MX2 Liquid 17ml [Designated Class 2 Pharmaceuticals]

Ramaston MX2 solution contains ... ○ Benzylamine antifungal agent "butenafine hydrochloride". ○ It has a strong antibacterial effect against ringworm, which is the causative agent of athlete's foot and ringworm. ○ Contains lidocaine hydrochloride, which suppresses itching of athlete's foot and ringworm. ○ It quickly adheres to the stratum corneum infested with ringworm and exhibits excellent retention. ○ It is a liquid that dries quickly and is not sticky. Athlete's foot, tinea corporis, and tinea corporis are symptoms caused by the parasitism of a type of mold called Trichophyton on the skin. When it infects the feet, it is generally called "athlete's foot", when it infects the groin, it is called "ringworm", and when it infects the body, it is called "zenitamushi", and it is generally accompanied by itching. Itching may cause a secondary infection with suppurative bacteria, which may worsen, so early treatment is required. ◎ A good treatment method for athlete's foot 1. Cleanliness Always keep the affected area clean. Use mild soap when bathing. 2. Dryness Prevent swelling of the affected area and try to keep it dry. Ringworm prefers a damp environment. After sweating in sports or after taking a bath, be sure to wipe the affected area thoroughly with a towel to dry it. Wear cotton shoes. 3. 3. Ringworm is often not killed even if symptoms such as patience and itching are removed, and if treatment is stopped in the middle, it may cause recurrence. Even after the itch has disappeared, continue the treatment patiently for a month. * Some of the so-called "Inkin" and "Inkin Tamushi" are confusing and have nothing to do with Trichophyton. If you have symptoms such as itching or sores on the sea urchin, it is likely that it is not caused by ringworm but by other causes such as eczema. Ringworm rarely infects the sea urchin except in children. Designated second-class pharmaceutical products We handle Please be sure to check the precautions (contraindications) for designated second-class drugs. Please consult your pharmacist or registered distributor.
Ingredients / quantity Butenafine hydrochloride ・ ・ ・ 1.0w / v% (Represents antibacterial action against ringworm, which is the cause of athlete's foot and ringworm.) Lydocine hydrochloride ・ ・ ・ 2.5w / v% (suppresses itching of athlete's foot and ringworm. .) dL-Kanfur ・ ・ ・ 0.4w / v% (Relieves athlete's foot and ringworm inflammation and itching.) Contains macrogol and alcohol as additives. Since it contains alcohol, it may stain when applied. Dosage and administration Apply an appropriate amount to the affected area once a day. When using, turn the container downward or at an angle and lightly press the tip against the affected area to apply. (If the tip is removed from the affected area, the drug solution will disappear.) (1) Do not use the affected area or its surroundings while it is dirty. (2) Be careful not to get this in your eyes. Should it get in your eyes, immediately rinse with cold or warm water and see an ophthalmologist immediately. (3) If you want to use it for children, please use it under the guidance and supervision of parents. (4) Please use only for external use. (5) Please strictly adhere to the prescribed usage and dosage. Dosage form / shape Liquid
Efficacy / effect Athlete's foot, ringworm, tinea corporis
Precautions for use Precautions for use 1. 1. Do not use the following people: People who have had allergic symptoms due to this drug or the ingredients of this drug. 2. Do not use on the following areas (1) Eyes, around the eyes, mucous membranes (eg, oral cavity, nasal cavity, vagina, etc.), scrotum, vulva, etc. (2) Eczema. (3) Severely affected areas such as wetness, sores, cracks and trauma. Consultation points for use 1. 1. The following people, please consult your doctor, pharmacist or registered distributor before use (1) People who are treated by a doctor. (2) Pregnant women or those who are thought to be pregnant. (3) Infants. (4) People who have had allergic symptoms due to drugs. (5) People whose affected area is the face or a wide area. (6) People whose affected area is purulent. (7) "Eczema