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Desonide is a mild safe corticosteroid used to reduce and relieve inflammation and itching caused by skin problems such as eczema, seborrheic dermatitis, atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, burns caused by urination and sweat. Janonide ointment and gel each contain 0.05% desonide.

Janonide gel can be used in adults and 3- month and older infants. The gel pharmaceutical dosage form has faster effect than other topical forms; apart from its anti-inflammatory effect, it has a cooling effect and is a more suitable for moist hairy regions of the body such as the scalp, armpits, and external genital organs.

Janonide ointment can be used in adults and ten- month infants and older. The ointment is more permeable and stronger than other topical forms and more suitable for thicker skin regions such as the palm, elbows, sole, as well as for dry skin and hyperkeratotic lesions.

:Directions

First, wash the affected area with plenty of water, then apply a thin layer of gel or ointment, two to three times a day, depending on the severity of the lesion. If no improvement is seen after 4 weeks, consult your doctor or pharmacist.

Key Points

Since studies on the use of this drug during pregnancy and lactation are not sufficient; it can be used only under a physician’s prescription.
Side effects such as headache, local burning, and irritability may occur with a low prevalence in some people.
Avoid contact of the drug around the lips, nose, eyelids, as well as damaged skin.
Avoid using the drug on a large skin area, especially in infants.
In cases such as herpes, tattoos, chicken pox, fungal infections, acne and/or rosacea, consult your physician before taking the drug.
In people with Cushing's syndrome and HPA axis suppression, use with caution and under supervision of a physician.
Store away from direct light at 25 ° C.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can other corticosteroids be replaced with Janunide? What is the difference between Janunide and other corticosteroids?

Desonide is one of the medium-acting corticosteroids, and it is safe to use Janunide ointment in adults and children over ten months old, and Janunide gel in children three months old and over. The use of stronger corticosteroids has more side effects and is contraindicated in children.

What is the difference between Janunide gel and ointment?

The active ingredient of both desonides is 0.05%. The medicinal form of the gel has greater effectiveness than other topical forms, and in addition to the anti-inflammatory effect, it also has a cooling effect, making it a more suitable form for hairy and moist areas of the body such as the scalp, armpits, and external genital area.

The pharmaceutical form of the ointment has more permeability and strength than other topical forms and is more suitable for areas with thicker skin such as palms, elbows, and feet, as well as for dry skin and hyperkeratosis lesions.

Do the symptoms of eczema and itching recur after stopping the use?

Depending on the type of disease and re-stimulation or the presence of allergens, there is a possibility of lesions returning

Some patients diagnosed with rosacea prefer to apply janunide gel over Janu-brim gel to control redness. Is it effective?

Janu-brim gel is a specific treatment for redness caused by rosacea. Due to the difference in the mechanism of action of Janunide gel, it is not related to the treatment of rosacea.

What should I do with Janunide exposed to direct sunlight?

If the duration of exposure to the sun is less than one hour, you can still use the product despite the reduced effect of the active ingredient. Exposure to the sun for more than an hour or inside the car in hot weather will destroy the formulation, and it is better to prepare a new medicine.

What should I do with Janunide kept in the freezer?

In the medicinal form of gel, unfortunately, the structure of your medicinal gel is damaged, so buy a new medicine. If there is no change in the consistency and appearance of the formula, you can use it, but preferably discard the medicine and prepare a new Janunide ointment.

What should I do if the medicine comes in contact with my lips and mouth?

Clean the contact area with a tissue and rinse the residue well with water. Do not try to remove the medicine with your tongue or by swallowing.

What should I do if the medicine is swallowed by the patient?

Swallowing the drug leads to gastrointestinal side effects such as nausea and diarrhea. If the medicine is swallowed by the patient, immediately rinse the mouth with plenty of water. Then go to the hospital immediately. It should be noted that vomiting should not be induced under any circumstances.

What should I do if the medicine gets in the eyes?

Do not rub the eyes after contact with the medicine and immediately wash the eyes with plenty of water for several minutes. While washing, open and close your eyes several times to ensure sufficient washing. See a doctor if eye inflammation persists.

How long can the medicine be stored after opening?

It can be used for up to 90 days provided the medicine is stored in the conditions stated in the box. However, at the end of 90 days, you can be certain about the stability of Janunide by controlling the color and smell of the product and its consistency. Although the weight of the product is such that with proper and regular use, it will be used up less than 90 days after opening the medicine.