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No Prescription
Aknilox is an antibiotic class medicine that is available under the form of gel. Aknilox is based on the main
ingredient Erythromycin, and is prescribed to inhibit the growth and replication of skin bacteria, staphylococci as well as
other invasive agents.
Aknilox is prescribed by health care professionals in order to help control acne, in monotherapy or in combination
with other oral or topical medication. In some cases, the examining health care provider may prescribe Aknilox for the
treatment or control of the symptoms of other medical conditions. As such, if you would like to obtain further information
regarding your prescription, Aknilox is recommended to ask the prescribing health care professional.
Side Effects
There are several side effects associated with usage of Aknilox topical gel. The most severe of these is a possible allergic
reaction to the product, which is typically manifested through such signs and symptoms as:
- Breathing trouble;
- Lips or tongue;
- Rashes or hives;
- Swelling of the face;
If you begin to experience any of these, you are strongly advised to immediately cease therapy with Aknilox
and contact your personal health care professional. Other possible side effects of Aknilox include:
- Stinging sensations in the area where the gel was applied;
- Scaly or dry skin and burning;
- Itching;
- Irritation;
Less frequently, redness and peeling of the skin have also been noted. There may also be other side effects associated with
Aknilox; however not all patients experience any such unwanted symptoms during the course of their
treatment. If you begin experiencing any unexpected signs or symptoms and are not sure what is causing them, it is best
that you consult with your personal physician.
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