Bemetson
Bemetson is a strong corticosteroid medicine applied to the skin to reduce inflammation and slow down skin cell growth.
Form
voide
Strength
0.1 %
Active Ingredient
Betamethasone valerate
Manufacturer
Orion Corporation
How to Use
Dosage
Use the smallest possible amount, preferably on small skin areas and for short periods.
Method
Apply exactly as your doctor has told you.
Important
Avoid long-term use on large skin areas, especially for children, unless your doctor says otherwise. For children under 10, use only in very severe cases as directed by a doctor.
Possible Side Effects
COMMON
- •Thinning of the skin, making it fragile and papery.
- •More visible tiny blood vessels under the skin.
- •Stretch marks or bruising.
- •Rosacea-like rashes or purple spots on the skin.
- •Redness and swelling in treated areas.
RARE
- •Changes in skin color (lighter or darker spots).
- •Problems with adrenal glands, especially with long-term, widespread use.
- •Allergic skin reaction or hypersensitivity.
- •Increased body hair.
- •Worsening of psoriasis or other rashes.
- •Blurred vision or other eye problems.
- •Slow wound healing.
- •Increased eye pressure or risk of cataracts if used around eyes.
- •Withdrawal symptoms after stopping long-term use, such as spreading redness, burning, stinging, severe itching, peeling skin, or weeping blisters.
Important Warnings
- Do not use if you are allergic to betamethasone or any other ingredient in this medicine.
- Do not use on skin infections caused by viruses, bacteria, or fungi (like chickenpox or ringworm), skin ulcers, rosacea, acne, or rashes on children under 1 year.
- Stop using and contact your doctor if your skin becomes thin, damaged, or irritated in the treated area.
- Avoid long-term use on large skin areas, skin folds, or under dressings, especially for children, as it can affect their growth.
- Do not use on sensitive areas like the face or around the eyes for long periods.
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- Contact your doctor if symptoms worsen, don't improve within 2-4 weeks, or if you experience blurred vision.
- Avoid getting the product in your eyes.
- If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, discuss with your doctor; avoid large areas or long use, and do not apply to breasts while breastfeeding.
Use in Elderly Patients
Category C
Topical treatment: Suitable for older adults, with specific precautions. Consider local adverse effects and systemic absorption. (updated 11.9.2023)