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Dalacin T

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Last reviewed: 09.08.2022
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Dalatsin T refers to the external antimicrobial drugs, which are used to treat inflammatory processes on the skin and acne.

The medication is for external topical use only. When absorbed into the skin, the active substance can have a systemic effect. Like most antibiotics, Dalacin T can provoke stool disorder and inflammation of the intestines, but with local use this side reaction of the body develops extremely rarely.  

Indications Dalacin T

Dalatsin T is prescribed for inflammation of the sebaceous glands (acne vulgaris). 

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Release form

Dalacin T is available as a transparent gel, which is used externally. The drug contains clindamycin (an analog of lincomycin), which has a rather narrow range of antimicrobial activity. 

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Pharmacodynamics

Dalatsin T refers to the semisynthetic antibiotics of the lincosamide group. The active substance - clindamycin - is active against propionibacterium acne, which are the main causes of acne and inflammation on the skin.

Clindamycin does not have antifungal activity. 

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Pharmacokinetics

Dalacin T was tested on extracts from the contents of acne. Clinical studies have shown that local use of the drug can suppress the reproduction of bacteria that cause inflammation and acne on the skin.

Gel reduces the level of free fatty acids. Regular use of Dalacin T leads to a slight increase in the level of clinamycin in blood plasma and urine. 

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Dosing and administration

Dalatsin T is applied to acne prone areas and inflammations of the skin with a thin layer. The gel should be applied twice a day on clean skin. 

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Use Dalacin T during pregnancy

The effect of Dalacin T during pregnancy has not been investigated. There is also no indication as to whether clindamycin penetrates breast milk when applied topically.

Contraindications

The drug is not prescribed for high sensitivity of the body to clindamycin or lincomycin, as well as other components of the drug. 

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Side effects Dalacin T

Dalacin T rarely causes abdominal pain, skin irritation, fatiness of the skin. If accidentally, a burning sensation appears on the mucous membrane.

It is also possible to disturb the process of digestion, allergic reactions, inflammation of hair bulbs. 

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Overdose

No cases of drug overdose have been recorded. 

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Interactions with other drugs

Dalacin T for topical use can be prescribed in combination with other anti-inflammatory and acne medications on the skin.

Studies have shown that Dalacin T can enhance the action of muscle relaxants (pancuronium, tubocurarine). 

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Storage conditions

It is recommended that the medicine be protected from direct sunlight at a temperature not exceeding 25 ° C.

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Shelf life

Dalatsin T is suitable for two years from the date of manufacture, subject to the storage conditions, and also the integrity of the package. 

Attention!

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