Exorex Lotion 100ml

Product Information

Coal tar5% v/w, polysorbate 80, dl-alpha tocopherol, propyl hydroxybenzoate (E216), methyl hydroxybenzoate (E218), complex of esterified essential fatty acids, hydrogenated polyoxyl castor oil, ethanol, xanthan gum and water. Before my GP sends me for UV treatment, she is trying me with this lotion - so far - no noticeable change.

The emulsion may be diluted by mixing with a few drops of freshly boiled and cooled water in the palm of the hand. LEO apologised for any inconvenience caused by this product discontinuation, and recommended that anybody affected visits their healthcare professional to discuss their individual needs and preferences for the management of their psoriasis. Ciclosporin remains a popular treatment option for moderate to severe psoriasis, and so it is likely that any impact on supply will be felt particularly in areas of the treatment pathway which rely on individuals having tried methotrexateor ciclosporin before consideration of a biologic, and also in women of childbearing age where ciclosporin can be used (including, where necessary, in pregnancy).

For some people, it can be incredibly severe and debilitating, but thankfully for most, the symptoms are easily treated with products like Exorex. The blue bottle is merely a very mild shampoo/shower gel and has no directly beneficial action to TREAT psoriasis, although it is unlikely to make it worse. Coal tar enhances photosensitivity of the skin, and exposure to direct sunlight after application of Exorex should be avoided.

Beiersdorf told us that, due to the closure of the manufacturing site that produced both products for the UK market, both Eucerin Intensive Cream and Eucerin Intensive Lotion have been discontinued. It is a non-contagious disease of the immune system that causes skin lesions and the severity differs from person to person.There is inadequate evidence of safety in pregnant and lactating women but coal tar preparations have been in use for many years without apparent ill- consequence and no harmful effects on the health of the child is anticipated with the proper use of this product. Back in 2018 we reported that the medicated scalp shampoo, Ceanel Concentrate, was out of production as its manufacturer at the time, Alliance Pharmaceuticals, was unable to source the raw materials required for its manufacture. One ingredient of Calmurid (DEA (diethanolamine) and Cocamide DEA) has triggered a safety concern via the regulatory authorities. We contacted the manufacturer, Bayer UK, to enquire whether there was an issue with supply of the product.