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Adult dosage

Apply the plaster appropriately once daily according to the size of the lesion. Before it becomes infected, increase the plaster size to about twice that of the lesion, changing it daily. After it becomes infected, first take a piece of rooting plaster roughly the size of a mung bean and place it in the center of the lesion, then apply the plaster increased to twice the size of the lesion daily.

It is important not to use this medication in children and infants. Women who are pregnant or may become pregnant, as well as breastfeeding women, should also avoid taking this medication. People with allergic reactions to this medication or its ingredients should avoid using it. It is safe not to use this medication on the eyes or around the eyes. If symptoms do not improve after using this medication for about a week, it is advisable to stop using it and consult a pharmacist or doctor. Prolonged or large quantity use may lead to lead poisoning, so care should be taken to avoid using it for extended periods or in large amounts. If an allergic reaction occurs, use should be stopped immediately. Care should be taken when using it on infected areas, as the drug can penetrate easily, leading to concerns about lead absorption. It is necessary to store this medication in a safe place out of reach of children.

Mild side effects

Hypersensitivity reactions, lead poisoning, risk of penetration into infected skin areas, potential problems with long-term or large quantity use

This medication should be stored in a well-sealed container to prevent air and moisture from entering. Additionally, keeping it in a cool and dry place will help maintain its effectiveness longer.

Appearance

A black-brown warning agent (a plaster) A pale yellow-brown to yellow-brown warning agent (a rooting plaster)

Package unit

Plaster 3g × 2 pieces, rooting plaster 0.2g × 2 pieces