The class of "antipsoriatic agents," which is largely used to treat psoriasis, includes Calpsor Ointment. Your skin may become covered in raised red spots and silvery scaly patches if you have psoriasis. Dead skin cells that leave scaly areas on your skin typically shed without your knowledge. The active ingredient in Calpsor Ointment is calcipotriol also known as calcipotriene. It is a vitamin D derivative. In order to lessen the irritated, scaly regions, Calpsor Ointment works by lowering the overproduction of skin cells.

Usage instructions-

• Use as directed by your doctor.

How It Works-

Calcipotriol and Clobetasol, two medications used to treat psoriasis, are combined to make Calpsor Ointment. A kind of vitamin D is called calcipotriol. It functions by lessening the overproduction of skin cells, which might accumulate and cause scales to grow on the skin. Clobetasol, a steroid, stops the body from generating certain chemical messengers (prostaglandins) that result in swollen, puffy, and red skin.

Safety information-

Pregnancy

Calpsor Ointment should be avoided during pregnancy. Although there have been few human research, animal studies have revealed some consequences on the growing baby.  Please consult your physician.

Breastfeeding

Calpsor Ointment is most likely safe to use while breastfeeding. According to the limited human evidence, the medication poses no major harm to the foetus.

Alcohol

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Driving

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Kidney

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Liver 

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