Additional Info: This is an anti-fungal and steriod ointment. My ENT doctor prescribed this cream (Nystatin & Triamcinolone Acetonide cream) for my ear aches. I would get VERY painful ear aches, with swelling and tenderness accompanying the pain. Along with the pain was also some discharge of fluid sometimes. I would get these earaches quite alot, sometimes 4 times a year or more. I was not a swimmer, I was never submerged underwater, so I do not know what caused these ear problems. But my ENT doctor gave me this cream, told me to put it on a Q-tip and gently and carefully put it into my ear canal, and it worked great. It cleared up my earache quickly--no more pain, swelling, or tenderness. After the ear cleared up, the ENT doc told me to do a daily routine of alcohol + white vinegar mixture in both my ears daily. He recommended a mixture ratio of isopropyl alcohol to white vinegar of about 50:1 (the doc told me to use the 91% iso. alcohol, but I am sure you can use the lower percentages too). So in a small bottle (I use a ten ounce bottle) I just put a few drops of white vinegar (no more than a capful) and mix it with the alcohol, shake it up, and you have your solution to use daily to maintain a clean healthy ear canal. Please check with your own doctor before you use this type of solution on your own.
I have also found out that this Nystatin ointment is used for yeast infections and to treat for Cutaneous candidiasis. This was from drugs.com, here is the link:
http://www.drugs.com/ppa/nystatin-triamcinolone-acetonide.HTML
The combination of Nystatin plus the Triamcinolone seems to work better together than Nystatin alone, especially for dermatological treatments.
Interesting note: according to the above link, the Nystatin ointment is not recommeded for otic (ear) use. I guess my doctor (he is an Ear, Nose, and Throat Specialist) knows more than the people at drugs.com. However, I would not recommend that anybody use this stuff in their ear unless they go to their own ENT doctor to find out what the ENT specialist says.
nystatin is 4 fungal infections its either a powder or cream basically these meds are 4 certain rashes nothing serious
Nystatin-Triamcin is an ointment prescribed for the treatment of fungal infections. Given as directed by a veterinarian, it is safe for dogs.
What human ointment can be substuted for panalog ointment.
can lydex be used on cats
Yes, if your doctor prescribed it and it is an opthalmic ointment. The formula for topical E-mycin is different from opthalmic. You could damage eye using topical ointment on your eye. DON'T do it, please.
Ask a vet. Please don't try it...I love dogs and I think it would be best to contact a nearby vet.
the glads in the eye's and to slove ointment,drip's and lotion
Yes you can.my dog has been prescribed it by the vet for an eye infrction caused by injury
topical ointment - get it at your veterinarian clinic or an animal hospital. Hope your pup feels better! :)
Antibiotic ointment is usually safe for dogs. On clipped ears you can use it if there is no infection or open wounds. If these are present, you should take them to the Vet to get proper care and medication.
"This is a question for your Vet" Obviously Vets are not frequenting this site. There are Hydrocortisone sprays and creams available on line via many of the "Pet Medication" sites. My vet actually has a cortisone injection he gives to one of our cats. As to if is OK to put what is intended for human use be careful as while the Hydrocortisone could be beneficial what is used to make up the cream or spray that delivers it may not.
I am not aware of any ointment, but there are several different spot-on liquid medications that are effective at killing fleas and ticks. The leading brands in the United States are, in no particular order: Frontline, Revolution, Advantage and several others.
Is it harmful to dogs to use zinc oxide or desitin on dog's skin irritations because they might lick it? It helped heal a wound after other things didn't help but I'm concerned because I saw him licking it.