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2. Mupirocin | Side Effects, Dosage, Uses, and More - Healthline

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   The more common side effects of mupirocin topical ointment can include: burning, stinging, pain, itching, rash, redness, dryness, tenderness, or swelling of the treated skin. nausea. increased ...

3. Antibiotics for Boils: Prescribed and Over-the-Counter -...

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   Antibiotics for boils. The majority of boils are caused by the bacteria Staphylococcus aureus, also known as staph. To fight this infection, your doctor might prescribe oral, topical, or ...

4. Cream for Shingles Pain and Management: What's Available -...

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   Lidocaine 5% is a prescription medication. This 2017 study suggests that it’s one of the best-tolerated treatments for PHN. PHN is a complication of shingles characterized by long-term nerve ...

5. Triamcinolone: Why You May Need It, Benefits, Risks, Dosage &...

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   Triamcinolone is a commonly prescribed steroid that comes in many forms: ointment, cream, pills, inhaler, or injectable. Learn tips for using the different forms and potential side effects.

6. Infant Staph Infections Antibiotic Ointment Treatment -...

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   A topical antibiotic called mupirocin was applied to the nasal passages and skin of these babies for five days. Afterward, 90 percent of the treated newborns tested negative for the bacteria ...

7. Ointment in Eye for Infections, Styes, and How to Use -...

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   Gently squeeze the tube. Without letting the tip of the tube touch your eye, squeeze a line of ointment into the pocket under your eye. Twist the tube to help the ointment break off from the tip ...