Acivir Cream (Acyclovir)
Acivir 5% Cream contains acyclovir at 5% concentration, formulated to treat herpes simplex infections on the skin such as cold sores (herpes labialis). It acts by inhibiting viral reproduction within skin cells, alleviating symptoms and accelerating recovery.
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✅ Key Benefits
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Effective for cold sore outbreaks on lips and surrounding skin
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Quick-acting when applied at early signs (tingling or redness)
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Reduces pain, inflammation, and healing time
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Topical formulation targets the affected area directly with minimal systemic absorption
🎯 How to Use
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Apply a thin layer to the affected region 5 times daily, usually for 4 days or as advised by your healthcare provider
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Begin application at the earliest symptom onset for maximal benefit
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Clean and gently dry the affected area before application
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Wash hands before and after each application to prevent spread
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If sores don’t improve within 4–5 days or persist beyond 10 days, consult a physician
⚠️ Precautions
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For external use only—avoid contact with eyes, inner nose, or mucosal tissues
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Use cautiously or only under medical advice in children under 12 years
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Discontinue if severe irritation, rash, or allergy symptoms occur
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Do not occlude treated skin with dressings unless directed by a doctor
🤕 Possible Side Effects
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Common: mild stinging, burning, itchiness, or redness at the application site
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Rare: contact dermatitis or more severe allergic reactions—stop use and seek medical care if symptoms are intense
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q. When should I start using Acivir 5% Cream?
A: At the first hint of a cold sore—tingling, itching, or redness—for best results.
Q. How often should it be applied?
A: Apply five times a day, spaced evenly, typically over 4 days unless otherwise instructed.
Q. Can this be used for genital herpes?
A: No—this product is intended for external facial or lip cold sores only.
Q. What if the cold sore doesn’t heal?
A: If there’s no improvement after a few days or the lesion lasts more than 10 days, seek medical advice.
| Unit | 1 Cream, 3 Cream/s, 6 Cream/s |
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