“Tamsil Cream is used for the treatment of fungal skin conditions such as tinea (athlete’s foot, “jock itch”, ringworm) and candida skin infections.”

Dosage

Tamsil Cream is usually applied once or twice daily. It is important to clean and thoroughly dry the affected areas of your skin before applying Tamsil Cream. Apply the cream to the to the affected skin and to the area surrounding the affected skin. Use only a thin layer of the cream and rub it in lightly. If you need to apply the cream between your toes, fingers or buttocks, under a breast or armpit, or in the groin region, the area may be covered with a gauze after applying the cream. This is particularly useful at bedtime.

How long you need to apply Tamsil Cream for depends on the type of infection you have:

• For all tinea infections except on the soles of the feet, Tamsil Cream should be used for 1 week. For infections between the toes, twice daily application is recommended.
• For a tinea infection on the sole of the foot, Tamsil Cream should be used for 2 -4 weeks.
• For a yeast infection Tamsil Cream should be used for 1 to 2 weeks.

While the signs of the infection may disappear after only using this product for a few days, it is important to continue using the cream for the recommended period. The reason is that, if you use Tamsil Cream for only a few days, you may not remove all of the fungi from the affected areas. As a result, the infection may return soon after you stop using the cream. See your doctor, if after using Tamsil Cream for 1 to 2 weeks, there is no improvement in your condition.

Ingredients

Terbinafine Hydrochloride 10mg/g

Warnings

For external use only. Tamsil Cream should not be used by people who are allergic to the drug terbinafine or to any other ingredient in the cream. Tamsil Cream is not recommended for children. Tamsil should not be used if you are pregnant or trying to become pregnant or if you are breast feeding. Some people may experience redness, itchiness or a stinging sensation in the areas where Tamsil Cream is applied.

Although these symptoms are normally harmless, you should nevertheless tell your pharmacist if they occur, as you may be experiencing an allergy to the cream. If your pharmacist confirms you are suffering an allergy to Tamsil Cream, you should stop using it. If a large amount of the cream is accidentally swallowed, particularly by a child, you should induce vomiting and contact your pharmacist or doctor. Swallowing a large amount of the cream may cause an upset stomach.