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Tacrolimus ointment can effectively treat a variety of common clinical skin diseases, and can produce ideal therapeutic effects on inflammatory skin diseases such as psoriasis and atopic dermatitis. Relevant research results in the field of modern pharmacology show that the application effect is significant during the treatment of inflammatory skin diseases and immune skin diseases. And the drug basically does not produce any adverse reactions, which can fully guarantee the safety of the treatment. So, what are the side effects of tacrolimus ointment and how long does it take to stop using it?

What are the side effects of tacrolimus ointment?

The side effects of Tacrolimus ointment include edema, otitis externa, photosensitivity reactions, cramps, colitis, abnormal vision, abscesses, stinging and other allergic reactions, itching, arthropathy, anorexia, rectal discomfort, arthritis, burning sensation, constipation, oral candidiasis, lung abnormalities, etc. Overall, the side effects are quite severe.

How long does it take to stop using tacrolimus ointment?

To use tacrolimus ointment for adults, you only need to apply a small amount of tacrolimus ointment on the affected skin in a thin layer, rub it gently and cover it completely, twice a day, until one week after the symptoms and signs of atopic dermatitis disappear. Tacrolimus ointment is generally used continuously for no more than one month.

Research data in related fields indicate that tacrolimus ointment can play a role in a variety of inflammatory cells, significantly speeding up the synthesis of skin collagen and improving the function of the skin barrier system. Therefore, using tacrolimus ointment for treatment can not only better control the anti-inflammatory reaction, but also effectively prevent various adverse reactions caused by long-term external use of hormone drugs. It is a very good drug.

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