Emollient
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Dermatology Department, The Churchill EMOLLIENTS
www.ouh.nhs.ukEMOLLIENT TIPS • Apply regularly. You cannot use too much emollient and they do not have dangerous side effects. • Current advice is patients may need to use a big tub of emollient each week (250-500g). • Using emollients soon after a bath or shower can make them more effective. • Aqueous cream should only be used as a soap substitute.
GM Emollient Ladder - gmmmg.nhs.uk
gmmmg.nhs.uk• Apply emollient to whole body morning and night (as all skin is prone to eczema) and to dry or red areas on 1‐2 further occasions during the day, or whenever it is itching. • If the skin remains dry increase the grease content of the emollient or apply the emollient more regularly.
Indication Emollient ost/500g, Other ost/500, Other
www.nottsapc.nhs.ukEmollient application and use: Each patient should have a personalised emollient plan. All emollients should be applied at least twice a day and more frequently if skin is extremely dry. Apply routinely and continue to do so even when the skin is clear, to maintain skin integrity.
Derbyshire Medicines Management, Prescribing and ...
www.derbyshiremedicinesmanagement.nhs.ukStress regular emollient is the key to settling dry skin conditions. There are no standard rules regarding whether to apply a topical steroid preparation after or before using an emollient. Some people are happiest using an emollient first to prepare the skin, followed by the steroid.
TOPICAL STEROID POTENCIES
media.empr.comTemovate-E (emollient crm) Fluocinonide 0.1% Vanos (crm) Flurandrenolide 4mcg/sq cm Cordran (tape) Halobetasol propionate 0.05% Ultravate (crm, oint) NOTES 1Indicates that the product has more than one active ingredient 2Also available as a cream generically 3Also available as an emollient cream generically
Emollients factsheet - Eczema
eczema.orgwithout emollient will dry out the skin, whereas an emollient will cleanse the skin, reduce itching and repair the skin barrier by trapping moisture. The water should be tepid, as too much heat can aggravate eczema. If you find that the water stings your skin, apply your leave-on emollient all over before getting into the bath and then
Emollient Ladder - Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS ...
www.bridgewater.nhs.ukEMOLLIENT LADDER GMMMG Version 3.0 I 23/03/2018 I NB Greater Manchester Medicines Management Group Formulary (GMMMG) | 1 - First Choice | 2 - Second Choice Highly Flammable Take care - Emollients that contain para˜n can soak into your clothes, bedding & dressings. Therefore this can make them more prone to catch on ˚re if they come
Emollient Formulary - gloshospitals.nhs.uk
www.gloshospitals.nhs.ukEmollient is defined as a substance whose main action is to occlude the skin surface and to encourage build-up of water within the stratum corneum. Generally the greasier an emollient is the more effective it is. All should be applied frequently – at least twice per day. Lotions
Emollient comparison chart - NHS Dorset CCG
www.dorsetccg.nhs.ukEmollient comparison chart Product Image (where available) Place in therapy Ingredients Cost Very Light moisturisers for mild dry skin Isomol Gel First line on formulary Isopropyl myristate 15%, LP15% 100g - £1.99 500g - £2.92 Doublebase Gel Alternative formulary option where Isomol not tolerated Isopropyl myristate 15%, LP15%