Bactroban

Mechanism and Usage
Bactroban (Mupirocin or Centany) belongs to the group of antibiotics. Consequently, it is effective in patients with infections caused by bacteria. Bactroban is intended for topical usage only in case of bacteria skin infections (impetigo, injuries, etc.). Bactroban is also used by healthcare professionals for other purposes that are not mentioned here. No drug habituation has been reported for Bactroban.

Safety Information
Bactroban is not for people with allergy to mupirocin or to any of the components of Bactroban. If drug rash or dyspnea occur, your tongue or face swells, stop using Bactroban and seek medical assistance right away.

Do not use the medication after its use-by date has expired. It is strongly recommended to abstain from using Bactroban if its packaging is damaged or has tampering marks.

Be sure to inform your physician about your previous history of using Bactroban. It is a good idea to make a list of all drugs that you are using (including over-the-counter ones) and to show it to your physician. Combining Bactroban with other medicines may reduce its effectiveness dramatically.

If you are pregnant or may become pregnant during the course of treatment, discuss the possibility of Bactroban usage with the healthcare professional. The effect of Bactroban on breast milk has not been studied.

Usage
Bactroban is not used if the infection area is localized near the eyes, nose or mouth. If Bactroban got into your eyes by accident, wash it away with plenty of water.

Bactroban should not be used on large zones of injured skin. This is especially vital for patients with kidney issues as one of the components of Bactroban is polyethylene glycol.

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