Permon Soap 75 gm

Permon Soap is a topical medication used to combat skin infestations caused by tiny parasites, specifically mites (scabies) and lice (head and body lice). It is generally available over-the-counter or prescribed by a healthcare professional. 

Benefits of Permon Soap

Ø  Effective Treatment: Kills the mites and lice, including their eggs, thereby eradicating the infestation.

Ø  Symptom Relief: Alleviates severe itching, redness, and rash caused by the parasitic activity.

Ø  Convenient Form: Provides an easy-to-use application method for treating the whole body or affected areas.

Ø  Safe for Specific Populations: Generally considered safe for pregnant and breastfeeding women, though a doctor should still be consulted. 

Ingredients of Permon Soap

The primary active ingredient is Permethrin (usually at 1% or 5% concentration, depending on the specific product and intended use).
Other potential ingredients may include Cetrimide (an antiseptic) and Menthol (for a cooling sensation). 

Usage Instruction of Permon Soap

Ø  Application: Ensure the skin is clean, dry, and cool before use. Lather the soap and gently rub it onto every patch of skin over the whole body (from head to toe, including the scalp, face, neck, and ears), following a doctor's specific advice.

Ø  Leave-on Time: The lather should be left on the skin for a specific duration, typically 8 to 14 hours, before being thoroughly washed off with water.

Ø  Frequency: Often, one application is sufficient, but a second treatment may be required after 7 days if the infestation persists.

Ø  Safety Precautions: Avoid contact with eyes, nose, or mouth. If contact occurs, rinse immediately with water.

Ø  Prevent Re-infestation: Wash all clothing, bedding, combs, and brushes to prevent the parasites from returning. 

Side Effects of Permon Soap

Common side effects are usually mild and temporary. They can include: 

Ø  Mild burning, stinging, or tingling sensations on the skin where the soap was applied.

Ø  Skin irritation or dryness.

Ø  Itching may persist for a few weeks even after the mites are dead, as a reaction to the dead parasites, which is usually normal.