The mechanism of action for Fluticasone is by mimicking a hormone in the human body in order to reduce inflammation, swelling and mucus in the nose. Fluticasone is prescribed to people who suffer from allergies, nasal polyps, allergenic rhinitis and hay fever
According to the NHS, Benzoyl Peroxide based products take around 4 weeks to start working
Yes, some ingredients (vitamin A-related drugs) will make your skin more sensitive to the sun. While using Benzoyl peroxide/adapalene you are recommended UV protection on the skin every day. Also, you are recommended to use protective clothing and to keep yourself in the shade.
No, you are not recommended to use Benzoyl peroxide/adapalene while pregnant or trying to get pregnant. This medication is absorbed through the skin so may harm an unborn child. Currently, it is not known whether Benzoyl peroxide/adapalene can pass through breast milk. Therefore, you are advised to not breastfeed while using the drug.
Common Side effects include:
- Dry and scaley skin
- Skin flushing, redness or skin irritation
- Milk burning or stinging
- Unusually warm skin
When working together Benzoyl peroxide/adapalene helps to treat acne
Benzoyl peroxide has anti-bacterial and astringent properties. This allows the skin to remove excess oils and dirt so that it can be washed away and maintain the health of the skin.
Whereas Adapalene has a similar chemical makeup as Vitamin A. This is known to help renew and rejuvenate skin.
Pay close attention to the expiry date.