How does Eflora Cream (Eflornithine HCL) work:

Eflora Cream (Eflornithine HCL) is used by female patients to slow down undesirable hair growth. It is used to manage the condition, but does not permanently remove hair or cure the patient of further hair growth. Patients usually use Eflora Cream in combination with other treatments.

Dosage & Administration:

Always use Eflora as prescribed by your physician. Never self-medicate.

Typically the cream is administered twice a day with a gap of at least 8 hours. Always wash your hands using soap both before, and after applying Eflora. After the cream has been applied and absorbed into your skin you can use cosmetics or sun screen as you wish.

Patients usually begin to notice improvements after 4 to 8 weeks of proper use. If, after 6 months you have not noticed any decrease in hair growth, consult your physician.

After application, do not wash the treated area of skin or excessively sweat for at least 4 hours.

Side Effects:

• skin irritation
• skin rashes
• redness
• burning sensations
• stinging sensations
• tingling sensations
• folliculitis (bumps)

Precautions:

Eflora is for external use only. Never apply to any skin which is broken, cut, burnt, or damaged in any way. Avoid applying too near to the eyes, mouth, nose, or ears.

Inform you physician if you are pregnant or breast feeding before you begin using this medication.

Before using this medication, disclose full details of any allergies you have, any other existing medical conditions or illnesses you suffer from, any notable personal or family medical history, in addition to details of any other type of medication you are taking, whether prescription or non-prescription, and including all dietary supplements or herbal products.