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What is Efudex
Approved as Treatment by the FDA
Fluorouracil, also known as Efudex, is approved by the FDA for 1 uses like Actinic keratosis .Effectiveness
When to interrupt dosage
The suggested measure of Efudex is contingent upon the diagnosed condition, including Actinic Keratosis, Verruca (Warts) and non-immunocompromised. The quantity of dosage shifts, as indicated by the technique of administration (e.g. Solution - Topical or Injection, solution) shown in the table underneath.Warnings
Efudex ContraindicationsEfudex Novel Uses: Which Conditions Have a Clinical Trial Featuring Efudex?
1138 active clinical trials are presently being conducted to assess the potential of Efudex for the management of Stomach Cancer, Colon Cancer and Rectal Cancer.Efudex Reviews: What are patients saying about Efudex?
Patient Q&A Section about efudex
These questions and answers are submitted by anonymous patients, and have not been verified by our internal team.How long does Efudix take to heal?
"The healing process generally takes 1-2 months following the end of treatment. The skin around the treated area may briefly turn red, but should soon return to its normal coloration once treatment ceases."
What does Efudex do to your skin?
"Fluorouracil is a medication used to treat pre-cancerous and cancerous skin growths. It is classified as an anti-metabolite, which means it inhibits the growth of abnormal cells."
Does Efudex damage healthy skin?
"The cream shouldn't do any damage to healthy skin. People should keep using it until there's a noticeable inflammatory response from the treated area, which is a good sign that the treatment is working, especially if there's some erosion in the case of pre-malignant conditions. If the treatment is causing severe discomfort, people can try using topical steroid cream to see if that helps."
How long does it take for Efudix cream to work?
"After a few weeks, your skin will be red, crusty, and uncomfortable. This is what we want to happen. In some cases, it might take longer to get to this stage. The cream can then be stopped, to allow healing."