Kz (Ketoconazole Cream) is used to treat fungal and yeast infections of the skin in adults which occur on the trunk, chest or back, hands or feet, scalp or face and groin or genitals.

1. Ketoconazole Cream
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Kz (Ketoconazole Cream) is used to treat
fungal and yeast infections of the skin in adults
which occur on the trunk, chest or back, hands
or feet, scalp or face and groin or genitals. Kz
cream works by killing the fungus that causes the
infection.

2. Kz Cream
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Kz Cream is manufactured by Hegde &
Hegde Pharmaceutica LLP
(Website: www.hhpharma.com)

3. Ketoconazole Cream – Brand Names
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Ketoconazole Cream is available as
Nizoral , Nizral , Kz, Funginoc,
Danket and Ketovate.

4. Active Ingredient
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The active ingredient contained in Kz cream
is Ketoconazole in strength of 2%.

5. Chemical Structure
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The structure of Ketoconazole is given
below:

6. Uses of Ketoconazole Cream
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Ketoconazole cream (Kz) is used to treat
skin infections such as athlete's foot, jock
itch, ringworm, and some kinds of dandruff.
This medicine is also used to treat a skin
condition known as pityriasis (tinea
versicolor), a fungal infection that causes a
lightening or darkening of the skin of the
neck, chest, arms, or legs.
Ketoconazole cream is an azole antifungal
that works by preventing the growth of
fungus.

7. Storage Instructions
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Kz (Ketoconazole Cream) has to be
stored at controlled room temperature
i.e. from 20°C to 25°C (68°F to 77°F) .
Keep this as well as all other medicines
away from children and pets.

8. Kz (Ketoconazole Cream) Warnings
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Before using Ketoconazole, inform your
doctor in case you are allergic to it or to
other azole antifungals such as
clotrimazole, econazole, or miconazole;
or if you have any other allergies. Kz
(Ketoconazole Cream) may contain
inactive ingredients, which can cause
allergic reactions or other problems.

9. Kz (Ketoconazole Cream)
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➢ Use this Ketoconazole cream (Kz) on the
affected skin, usually once or twice a day or as
directed by your doctor. Clean and thoroughly
dry the area to be treated. Dosage and length
of treatment depends on the type of infection
being treated.
➢Apply enough medicine to cover the affected
skin and some of the surrounding skin. After
applying this medicine, wash your hands. Do
not wrap, cover or bandage the area unless
directed to do so by your doctor.
The dosage of Kz Cream (Levothyroxine Sodium)
is given below:

10. Kz (Ketoconazole Cream) Dosage
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➢ Use Ketoconazole cream (Kz) regularly in order to
get the most benefit from it. Remember to use the
medicine at the same time(s) each day.
The dosage of Kz (Ketoconazole Cream) is
given below:

11. Kz Cream
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Contraindications
Kz Cream is contraindicated in patients
with a hypersensitivity to Ketoconazole or
any other component of this medication.
It is also contraindicated in patients who
have an allergy to other azole antifungals
such as Clotrimazole, Econazole, or
Miconazole.

12. Ketoconazole Cream Side Effects
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➢Ketoconazole Cream side effects can
include Stinging, swelling, irritation, or
redness of the treated skin. In case any of
these effects persist or worsen, inform
your doctor promptly.
➢A very serious allergic reaction to this
drug is not likely, but seek prompt
medical attention in case it occurs.
➢Symptoms of a serious allergic reaction
can include: rash, itching/swelling
(especially of the face/tongue/throat),
severe dizziness, trouble breathing.

13. Ketoconazole Cream Overdose
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This medicine may be harmful in case it is
swallowed.
In the event of acute accidental
Ketoconazole overdose, treatment
consists of supportive and
symptomatic measures. Within the first
hour after ingestion, activated charcoal
may be administered.

14. Ketoconazole Cream During Pregnancy
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Ketoconazole Cream (Kz) has been
assigned to Pregnancy Category C by the
FDA. Animal studies with oral
Ketoconazole have shown evidence of
teratogenicity.
Controlled studies have not been
conducted in human pregnancy.
Ketoconazole applied topically has not
been detected in plasma.
There are no controlled data in human
pregnancy. Ketoconazole topical is only
recommended for use during pregnancy
when benefit outweighs risk.

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Kz (Ketoconazole Cream) by Hegde &
Hegde Pharmaceutica LLP, India .