迪高替尼软膏(Delgocitinib)正品在哪里购买

Delgocitinib ointment (Delgocitinib) is a specific drug for the treatment of atopic dermatitis, and its genuine purchase channels and standardized usage have attracted much attention. This article will explain in detail the current legal purchasing channels, correct medication methods and adverse reaction treatment methods to help patients understand this drug.

Where to buy genuine Delgocitinib ointment

Currently, Delgocitinib ointment has not been approved for marketing in mainland China, nor has it been included in the medical insurance catalog. Patients cannot purchase it directly through local hospitals or pharmacies. The original Japanese version is currently the only genuine product that has received regulatory approval and must be obtained through compliance channels.

Patients in need can purchase drugs through two main channels: one is to go to medical institutions in listed countries to purchase drugs with a prescription, and the other is to purchase drugs through online platforms. When purchasing, you need to provide complete medical records and doctor's prescriptions, and verify platform qualifications and drug batch number information. It is not recommended to obtain medicines through informal channels to avoid the risk of counterfeiting.

Digotinib ointment is available in two specifications: 0.25% concentration and 0.5% concentration, each box is packed with 10 tubes. The price of 0.25% specification is about US$96/box, and the price of 0.5% specification is about US$130/box.

How to use Delgocitinib ointment

Standardized medication is a fundamental requirement. Different groups of people need to follow differentiated usage plans. The key points are explained in detail below.

Standard usage for adults

Adult patients should use 0.5% ointment twice a day. The amount of single application should not exceed 5 grams, and the coverage area should be less than 30% of the body surface. After cleansing the affected area, take a pea-sized amount of ointment and massage gently until completely absorbed. If symptoms are not relieved after 4 weeks of continuous use, you need to contact your doctor to adjust the plan. After symptoms improve, it should be gradually reduced to once a day and long-term continuous use should be avoided.

Tierated management of children

Children aged 2-16 years old should use 0.25% concentration preparation twice a day, with no more than 5 grams per dose. Infants and young children aged 6 months to 2 years old need to reduce the dose by half to 2.5 grams per time. Observe skin reactions for 48 hours after the first use. If erythema worsens or new rash occurs, you should immediately switch to a lower frequency. It is recommended to follow up with your doctor every two weeks and adjust the dosage according to your weight.

Taboos on special parts

Do not apply ointment to eyelids, lip mucosa or damaged skin. In case of accidental contact with eyes, rinse immediately with water for 15 minutes. When the skin combines eczema and wounds, antibacterial dressings need to be used first to promote healing, and then medication can be resumed after the wounds are repaired.

Correct use of medication can reduce the incidence of adverse reactions. If symptoms of discomfort occur, the following measures can be taken accordingly.

What side effects will Delgocitinib ointment cause?

Most patients tolerate it well, but some patients may experience local reactions, and the specific symptoms vary from person to person.

Local irritation and erythema

A burning sensation or mild erythema may occur at the application site. It is recommended to shorten the single application time to wash within 30 minutes, and apply unscented moisturizing cream to relieve symptoms. If it lasts for more than 3 days, the medication needs to be suspended for 2-3 days before resuming.

Folliculitis and secondary infection

Digotinib ointment may block hair follicles and cause pustules. When local suppuration is found, stop using the ointment immediately, disinfect the affected area with iodophor every day, and apply mupirocin ointment externally. After the infection is controlled, medication needs to be gradually resumed at intervals of 1 week, with the initial dose reduced by 50%.

Emergency treatment for allergic reactions

Rarely, hives or facial swelling may occur. The drug needs to be stopped immediately and the remaining drugs should be washed with normal saline, and loratadine should be taken orally to relieve symptoms. If you have difficulty breathing or blood pressure drops, you must seek emergency medical treatment and receive dexamethasone injection.

In daily care, it is recommended to wear pure cotton breathable clothing and avoid using alkaline soap to clean the affected area. During treatment, maintain a moderately moist environment and use moisturizing products containing ceramides to enhance the skin barrier.