Gamscaboma Lotion is an antiparasitic drug used to treat scabies and lice. Gamscaboma Lotion kills scabies mites and their eggs by going through the skin. Gamscaboma Lotion in shampoo form is used to treat head lice. Gamscaboma Lotion is used to treat scabies in patients for whom other medicines did not work or cannot be given other safer medicines.

FAQs

Is Gamscaboma Lotion safe for patients with fits?

No, Gamscaboma Lotion is not recommended for patients with uncontrolled fits as it may increase the risk of fits. Therefore, inform your doctor if you are suffering from fits or have a history of fits before using Gamscaboma Lotion.

Can Gamscaboma Lotion be used immediately after bathing?

No, Gamscaboma Lotion should not be applied immediately after bathing as warm or wet skin helps Gamscaboma Lotion to penetrate through the skin quickly and may increase the risk of fits. Therefore, you are advised to wait for minimum 1 hour after taking a shower or bath.

Does Gamscaboma Lotion prevent scabies?

No, Gamscaboma Lotion does not prevent scabies or reinfestation (recurring scabies). Gamscaboma Lotion kills the mites and is only used in the treatment of scabies that has already started.

What happens if I use more than the prescribed dose of Gamscaboma Lotion?

You are not recommended to use more than the prescribed dose of Gamscaboma Lotion or too often as it may lead to life threatening seizures (fits).

Is it safe to breast-feed after taking Gamscaboma Lotion?

No, you are recommended to avoid breast-feeding for 24 hours after using Gamscaboma Lotion and also throw away any milk collected using breast pump within 24 hours of using Gamscaboma Lotion due to increased risk of toxic effects. However, please consult a doctor if you are a breast-feeding mother or pregnant before using Gamscaboma Lotion.

Does scabies spread from person to person?

Yes, scabies is a contagious skin condition which spreads from one person to another through physical contact. Therefore, it is recommended to avoid close physical contact until the treatment for scabies is completed.