Quand utiliser Célestène ?
Il est utilisé dans le traitement de certaines maladies graves (cancer, sclérose en plaques, rhumatisme articulaire aigu, par exemple), mais également de maladies plus bénignes (allergie, crise d’asthme, sinusite aiguë, otite). Dans ces derniers cas, le traitement est souvent court.
Comment utiliser Célestène 005 ?
VOIE ORALE. Mettre les gouttes dans un peu d’eau. La prise du médicament se fait de préférence à la fin du repas. Respectez la prescription de votre médecin.
Pourquoi utiliser la betamethasone ?
Il est utilisé pour traiter les eczémas de contact ou atopiques, les lichénifications, les dermites séborrhéiques (sauf celles du visage), le psoriasis, le prurigo, la dyshidrose, et pour soulager les démangeaisons dues aux piqûres d’insectes ou à la présence de parasites sous la peau.
What kind of drug is Celestone chronodose?
- If you are unsure why Celestone Chronodose has been prescribed for you, contact your doctor. Celestone Chronodose contains the active ingredient Betamethasone, which is a type of drug known as a corticosteroid.
Is Celestone chronodose safe to use while pregnant or breastfeeding?
- If it is necessary for you to start Celestone Chronodose, your doctor will discuss the benefits and risks of using it during pregnancy. The active ingredients in Celestone Chronodose pass into breast milk and may affect your baby.
What is the active ingredient in chronodose?
- Celestone Chronodose contains the active ingredient Betamethasone, which is a type of drug known as a corticosteroid. Corticosteroids work by suppressing the immune system and inflammatory responses, which makes them extremely useful in a wide range of medical conditions.
What is the best way to store Celestone chronodose?
- Celestone Chronodose is usually stored in the doctor’s surgery or clinic, or at the pharmacy. It should be protected from light and kept at temperatures below 25°C. Celestone Chronodose is a clear, colourless, suspension. It is available in 1mL glass ampoules in packs of 2 and 5. Water for Injections.
