Lorinden A Ointment is a topical dermatological medication that combines a corticosteroid with salicylic acid to help reduce inflammation, itching, scaling, and excessive keratinization in various inflammatory skin conditions. The ointment is commonly used for dry, thickened, allergic, and inflammatory dermatoses responsive to corticosteroid therapy.

Key Benefits

Helps reduce skin inflammation and itching
Supports removal of excessive scaling and keratin buildup
Helps soften thickened skin lesions
Provides anti-allergic and anti-inflammatory action
Suitable for chronic dry inflammatory skin conditions

Active Ingredients

Flumethasone pivalate — 0.2 mg/g
Salicylic acid — 30 mg/g

How It Works

Flumethasone pivalate:

A topical corticosteroid that reduces inflammation, redness, itching, and allergic skin reactions

Salicylic acid:

Provides keratolytic action
Helps soften and remove scales and thickened skin
Improves penetration of the corticosteroid into affected skin areas

Indications (Typical Use)

Eczema and dermatitis
Psoriasis
Allergic skin conditions
Lichenification and hyperkeratosis
Chronic inflammatory dermatoses with scaling

How to Use

Route: Topical

Apply a thin layer to affected skin 1–2 times daily

Use only for the duration recommended by a healthcare professional

Do not apply under occlusive dressings unless directed by a physician

Pack Size

15 g ointment tube

Important Features

Combination corticosteroid + keratolytic formula
Suitable for dry, scaling inflammatory skin conditions
Helps soften thickened lesions
Dermatological topical treatment

Precautions

Avoid if:
Viral, fungal, or untreated bacterial skin infections
Rosacea or acne vulgaris
Hypersensitivity to corticosteroids or salicylic acid

Use caution with:
Long-term use
Application on large skin areas
Children and sensitive skin areas

Possible side effects:
Skin thinning
Burning or irritation
Dryness
Steroid-related skin changes with prolonged use

For external use only

Disclaimer

This is a medication and should be used according to medical advice. Prolonged or inappropriate use of topical corticosteroids may cause adverse effects.