… branes such as inside the mouth or vagina, or on the eye. Particular care should be taken to avoid contact with the eye.
Not for use for the treatment of genital herpes or ocular herpes infections.
Not recommended for use by patients who know they are immunocompromised e.g. by HIV infection, bone marrow transplant or cancer treatment, except on the advice of a doctor. Such individuals should be encouraged to consult a physician concerning the treatment of an infection.
Cold sore sufferers should be advised to avoid transmitting the virus, particularly when active lesions are present.
The excipient propylene glycol can cause skin irritations and the excipient cety …
… cavity, eye, vagina) since local reactions may occur. Particular care should be taken to avoid accidental introduction into the eye.
Patients with severe Herpes Labialis should seek medical advice.
In severely immunocompromised patients (e.g. AIDS patients or bone marrow transplant recipients) oral aciclovir dosing should be considered. Such patients should be encouraged to consult their physician concerning the treatment of any infection and before starting treatment with Virasorb Cold Sore Cream.
Virasorb Cold Sore Cream must not be used for treatment of ocular herpes infections or for the treatment of genital herpes.
Excipient Warnings:
• This medicine contains cetyl alcohol which may ca …