Medi-Klin is a useful remedy for acne. Medi-Klin contain antibiotics clindamycin which is used by means of applied to the skin with acne.
Medi-Klin is available in orange packaging and Medi-Klin TR is purple. Medi-Klin contains clindamycin and Medi-Klin TR contains a combination of clindamycin and tretinoin.
Clindamycin is an antibiotic that can stop the growth of bacteria P. acnes and also has an anti-inflammatory effect. While topical tretinoin is known to work to affect the growth of skin cells and help open clogged pores.
What is Medi-Clin
| Active ingredients | Clindamycin |
| group | External medicine or topical medicine |
| Category | Prescription drugs |
| Benefit | Overcoming acne |
| Used by | Adults and children 12 years and over |
| Topical clindamycin and tretinonin in Medi-Klin for pregnant and lactating women | Category N (Medi-Clinic): Uncategorized. Consult the benefits and risks of Medi-Klin with your doctor before using it, if you are pregnant. Category C (Medi-Clinic TR): Animal studies have shown adverse effects on the fetus, but there are no controlled studies in pregnant women. Drugs should only be used if the expected benefit outweighs the risk to the fetus. It is not known whether Medi-Klin is absorbed into breast milk or not. If you are breastfeeding, do not use this medicine without consulting your doctor first. |
| Drug form | Gel |
Precautions Before Using Medi-Klin
Medi-Klin should not be used carelessly. There are several things to consider before using this drug, including:
- Do not use Medi-Klin if you are allergic to this medicine, clindamycin, or tretinoin. Tell your doctor about your history of allergies.
- Tell your doctor if you have colitis, ulcerative colitis, or diarrhea related to taking antibiotics.
- Medi-Klin is for use on acne-prone skin only. In case of contact with eyes, mouth, nose, or injured skin, rinse immediately with clean water.
- Avoid using Medi-Klin with topical medications that can dry out the skin, as this can increase the risk of irritation.
- Check with your doctor if your acne doesn't improve or gets worse after using Medi-Klin.
- See your doctor right away if you experience an allergic drug reaction or serious side effect after using Medi-Klin.
Medi-Klin Dosage and Use Rules
Medi-Klin is used by applying a thin layer to the affected area 1-2 times a day or as directed by a doctor.
How to Use Medi-Klin Correctly
Be sure to read the instructions on the medicine package and follow the doctor's recommendations while using Medi-Klin. Do not use the drug more or more often than your doctor recommends.
Use Medi-Klin at night before going to bed. Before using Medi-Klin, wash your face first with facial soap, then pat dry.
Use a facial cotton to apply Medi-Klin gel to the affected area of the face, then discard the cotton after use. Before and after you finish applying the medicine, wash your hands thoroughly.
Avoid applying Medi-Klin in the area around the eyes, nose, and mouth. If medication gets on these areas, rinse with plenty of water.
Use Medi-Klin according to the dose prescribed by the doctor for maximum results. If you forget to use this medicine, it is recommended to use it immediately if the interval with the next schedule of use is not too close. If it is close, ignore it and do not double the dose.
Store Medi-Klin in a closed container in a cool room. Do not store it in a humid place or in direct sunlight. Keep Medi-Klin out of the reach of children.
Medi-Clinic Interactions with Other Drugs
If used together with other drugs, the clindamycin content in Medi-Klin can cause drug interactions in the form of:
- Increased effectiveness of muscle relaxants, such as pancuronium, vecuronium, succinylcholine, rocuronium, or mivacurium
- Decreased effectiveness of clindamycin in Medi-Klin when used with erythromycin
Medi-Clinical Side Effects and Hazards
The content of clindamycin in Medi-Klin has the potential to cause a number of side effects such as:
- Skin feels like it's burning
- Dry or even oily skin
- Itchy and red skin
- Dry and peeling skin
Stop using Medi-Klin and see a doctor if the side effects above don't go away or get worse.
Immediately see a doctor if you have an allergic reaction to the drug or a more serious side effect, such as severe stomach pain, diarrhea, or bloody stools after taking Medi-Klin.