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Bactroban vs Neosporin

Bactroban vs Neosporin     A brief to Bactroban vs Neosporin     People who are having skin difficulties related to an infection may not need to see a doctor. When considering your need for treatment and weighing Bactroban vs Neosporin, keep in mind that the latter can be obtained without a prescription. Additionally, a form of the latter drug can be found to use on open wounds, which is advised against in the prescription medication.      If you do not wish to pay for a consultation with a physician and are considering Bactroban vs Neosporin, you should be aware that both medications act in roughly the same way. When taking the non-prescription drug, you can apply up from one to four times a day as appropriate. In contrast when considering Bactroban vs Neosporin, keep in mind that the prescription medication is meant to be applied three times a day. Dosages should be evenly spaced for maximum efficacy.     Whatever you decide when considering Bactroban vs Neosporin, keep in mind that both medications carry the same potential allergic reactions. After applying either cream, be alert to swelling, hives, rashes or any other indication that your body is having an allergic reaction to the active ingredient. Regardless of your decision concerning Bactroban vs Neosporin, these responses will require medical attention from a professional.     Cost may also be a consideration. However, you should not make a decision that endangers your health based on price when considering Bactroban vs Neosporin. Keep in mind that the prescription medication is only intended for short term use. Therefore, though the cost may vary considerably in considering Bactroban vs Neosporin, you are unlikely to need buy multiple dosages of the prescription medication.     Both medications are applied in the same fashion. Whatever decision is reached concerning Bactroban vs Neosporin, the cream should be applied to the area of skin in question. While directions for the non-prescription indicate that you should apply a bandage as well, consult with a physician as to whether you should do so when taking the prescription medication. Do not exceed the manufacturer's directions and use more of either drug than recommended. While the effects of an overdose of Bactroban vs Neosporin have both been found to be non-fatal, it is not wise to risk these consequences.     When applying either cream, make sure it does not accidentally come into contact with your eyes. If it does, the results will be painful and you may experience lingering symptoms from pain. However, the consequences are not permanent.     Both medications have been found to be safe. You should not be concerned about serious side effects. In the event that misuse of the drug leads to serious allergic reactions, the instructions provide adequate instructions and protect the manufacturer from litigation. If you feel that your serious adverse effects were not properly cautioned against in this information, you may wish to consult with a lawyer who can assess the likelihood of success in obtaining compensation. You will need to assemble your doctor's reports and all other relevant papers prior to your first meeting.    

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