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Warnings Be extra careful with Aquax-H ® Cream If you want to treat the facial skin, genital skin and skin folds as these areas of skin are particularly sensitive to corticosteroids. If you apply the cream under an occlusive bandage, to large areas of skin or are treating a child in which cases you should be under the control of your doctor. The Aquax-H ® Cream should not be introduced into the eye or applied to the eyelids. The application of corticosteroids for long periods in children should be avoided. Consult your doctor if any of the above warnings apply to you. Pregnancy Ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice before using a medical product. If you want to apply the cream during pregnancy then discuss this with your doctor. Breast-feeding Ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice before using a medical product. If you want to apply the Aquax-H ® during breast-feeding then discuss this with your doctor. Driving and the use of machines There is nothing known about Aquax-H ® Cream and the ability to drive or to use machines. However, no effects are to be expected.
Side Effects Aquax-H ® Cream can cause side effects just like all medicines. You could sometimes have a burning or prickly feeling at the site of application but this is mostly not serious and disappears on its own. If you have used it for prolonged periods or under an occlusive bandage, you could get a rash, pimples or the formation of pus. The skin could become discolored or thin, sometimes with stripes. Consult your doctor if you have any of these side effects. Also consult your doctor or pharmacist if you either have any side effects not mentioned in this leaflet or any others that you think might be serious.