Denavir (Penciclovir) and/or alternatives

General Information On Denavir

Denavir is a topical cream used to treat cold sores. This drug fall under the category of drugs known as antivirals. Penciclovir (generic name of this medicine) works by stalling the growth of the virus that causes cold sores and herpes simplex type 1.

Patients should apply this cream as soon as they notice signs of a cold sore. Denavir provides relief from the symptoms of cold sores such as burning, tingling, itching, and pain. It does not cure cold sores or prevent future occurrences.

Side Effects for Denavir

Patients who buy Denavir have reported experiencing a few mild side effects such as rashes, a feeling of numbness or tingling sensation in the area where the cream is applied, change in taste, and mild headache. These symptoms mostly subside within a few days. However, you should contact your doctor if any of the above-mentioned symptoms worsen over time. Denavir is not known to cause any serious side effects.

You are unlikely to experience an allergic reaction while using Penciclovir. With that said, you must seek emergency medical help if you notice any symptoms of an allergic reaction (shortness of breath, wheezing, breathing trouble, hives, or swelling of your lips, face, tongue, or other body parts.

It is possible that this medication may cause side effects that are not listed above. The patient information leaflet that you receive when you buy Denavir should list all the side effects. This is why it is recommended that you go through the patient information leaflet before starting treatment.

Precautions

Before you use this medicine, let your doctor know if you are allergic to Penciclovir or Famciclovir. Also, talk to your doctor in detail about any other allergies that you have. In addition, inform him or her about your medical history and other medicines that you are using.

Denavir should be applied only on the face and lips. Do not apply this drug near your eyes or inside your nose or mouth, as doing so may cause irritation. If Denavir cream has got into your eye, then you must quickly clean your eye with water.

If you are pregnant, use Denavir only after consulting your doctor. It is unclear if this drug is excreted into breast milk. Lactating women should therefore consult their doctor before using this medicine to treat cold sores.

Denavir Dosage

Depending on your condition and response to treatment, your doctor will determine the right Denavir dosage. This medicine is most effective when it is used at regular intervals. Your doctor will advise you about how often and for how long you must apply this medicine. Do not increase or decrease the Denavir dose on your own. You must store the medicine at room temperature, away from moisture and heat.

Interactions

You must consult your doctor before using any other topical medicines, especially if you are applying it on the same spot where you are applying Denavir. Also, before you start the treatment, tell your doctor about all the medications that you are taking.

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