PSOLITE-20 TAB
COMPOSITION
Methoxsalen 20mg tablets
PACK SIZE
10*10
PACKING
Blister
THERAPEUTIC CATEGORY
Psoralen (Phototherapy)
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Uses
Methoxsalen is used to treat vitiligo, a condition where the skin loses its pigment, leading to white patches. It works by increasing pigmentation when exposed to UVA light.
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Psoriasis Management:Â Often used as part of PUVA therapy (Psoralen plus UVA light) to treat severe psoriasis by slowing down the excessive skin cell production.
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T-cell Lymphoma:Â Sometimes used in the treatment of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, a type of skin cancer, as part of photochemotherapy.
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Skin Disorders:Â Used in other conditions requiring controlled photosensitization to improve skin appearance and function.
Effects on the Body
Photosensitization:Â Methoxsalen increases skin sensitivity to UVA light, leading to enhanced pigmentation or reduced cell proliferation, depending on the condition treated.
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Pigment Restoration:Â Encourages melanin production in the skin, aiding in the re-pigmentation of areas affected by vitiligo.
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Reduced Psoriasis Symptoms:Â Slows down excessive cell growth in psoriasis, reducing scaling, inflammation, and plaques.
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Targeted Therapy:Â Helps in targeting and treating specific skin conditions, with results dependent on the careful application of UVA light.
How to Use
As Directed:Â Take Methoxsalen as prescribed by your doctor, typically 2-4 hours before UVA light exposure.
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PUVA Therapy:Â Use in combination with controlled UVA light therapy under medical supervision.
Take with Food/Milk:Â Methoxsalen may be taken with food or milk to minimize stomach upset.
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Consistency:Â Follow the prescribed treatment schedule consistently for optimal results in treating skin conditions.
Precautions
Sun Protection:Â After taking Methoxsalen, avoid exposure to natural sunlight or wear protective clothing and use a broad-spectrum sunscreen to prevent severe sunburn.
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Monitor for Reactions:Â Regularly check your skin for any adverse reactions, such as blistering or severe redness, and report these to your doctor.
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Avoid Overexposure: Follow your doctor’s guidance regarding the duration and intensity of UVA exposure to minimize the risk of skin damage or burns.
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Medical History:Â Inform your doctor if you have a history of skin cancer, photosensitivity, or any other relevant conditions before starting treatment.
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Pregnancy and Breastfeeding:Â Consult with your doctor if you are pregnant or breastfeeding before using Methoxsalen.
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