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Solage Information - Solage
Side Effects
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Prescription Name: Solage
*NOTE* Solage is a medication that should only be
taken when prescribed by a doctor. Please note I
don't recommend taking Solage without a prior
prescription from your doctor and cannot be held
responsible for any problems that occur from taking
Solage. This information is provided for information
purposes and is not intended as a substitues to
professional advice *NOTE*
Active Ingrediant in Solage: Mequinol and Tretinoin
Uses for taking Solage
Solage solution is used to treat solar lentigines
also known as brown "age" or "liver" spots. Solage
should only be used under medical supervision
together with a comprehensive skin care and sun
avoidance program. Solage does not permanently cure
solar lentigines.
Possible Temodar Side Effects:
On areas of the skin where it is applied, Solage
solution may cause:
Redness
Stinging
Burning
Irritation
Peeling
Itching
Things to be cautious of while taking Solage:
Solage solution may cause harm to a fetus. Solage
solution should not be used in women who are
pregnant. Women who are able to have children should
use effective birth control measure when being
treated with Solage solution.
Solage solution should not be used on children.
If you are sunburned, do not use Solage solution
until you have fully recovered.
Do not use Solage solution if you have a skin
condition called eczema or other inflamed or
irritated chronic skin conditions.
Do not use Solage solution if you are naturally
sensitive to sunlight or taking other drugs that
increase your sensitivity to sunlight.
Stop using Solage solution and contact your doctor
if sensitivity or increased irritation occurs, or
the age spots become darker with treatment.
Solage solution should be used with caution if
you are also using:
other topical products with a strong skin-drying
effect,
products with high concentrations of alcohol, such
as astringents
spices, or lime
medicated soaps or shampoos
permanent wave solutions
electrolysis
hair removal products or waxes
other preparations or processes that might dry or
irritate the skin
If you are using any of these types of products,
tell your doctor.
There is very limited information on the safety of
Solage solution in people with moderately to darkly
pigmented skin. If you, or a family member, have a
history of vitiligo (a skin condition consisting of
white patches on various parts of the body), tell
your doctor.
Tell your doctor if you are using any facial or skin
creams.
Because certain other medications can interact with
Solage solution, review all medications that you are
taking with your health care provider, including
those that you take without a prescription.
As with most medications, do not drive until you are
certain to how you react to the drug.
Drinking alcohol while taking Solage is definitely
not recommended.
NOTE:
ALWAYS CONSULT A DOCTOR BEFORE STARTING ANY
VITAMIN/SUPPLEMENT/DRUG PROGRAM, I CAN NOT BE HELD
RESPONSABLE FOR ANYTHING YOU READ HERE AS
INFORMATION AND RESEARCH IS ALWAYS EVOLVING
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