Occasionally, individuals have a reaction to antibiotic ointments and a small rash may develop. If you develop a rash or have an allergic reaction to this medication, you should stop using it. Also, do not use an antibiotic ointment for treating serious burns, deep cuts or any such serious injuries. If this is the case, a doctor should be seen.
Occasionally, individuals have a reaction to antibiotic ointments
and a small rash may develop. If you develop a rash or have an
allergic reaction to this medication, you should stop using it.
Also, do not use an antibiotic ointment for... More
People with sensitive skin or who are unsure of what the rash is should avoid topical antibiotics. Also if you have an open wound, you should not place ointment in the wound.
People with sensitive skin or who are unsure of what the rash is should avoid topical antibiotics. Also if you have an open wound, you should not place ointment in the wound. More
Stacy Wiegman answered:Occasionally, individuals have a reaction to antibiotic ointments and a small rash may develop. If you develop a rash or have an allergic reaction to this medication, you should stop using it. Also, do not use an antibiotic ointment for treating serious burns, deep cuts or any such serious injuries. If this is the case, a doctor should be seen.
People with sensitive skin or who are unsure of what the rash is should avoid topical antibiotics. Also if you have an open wound, you should not place ointment in the wound.