Pasitrex Ointment is effective for treating plaque psoriasis, the most common type, characterised by thick, red patches of skin with a silver or white scaly layer.

Pasitrex Ointment is generally suitable for most skin types affected by plaque psoriasis. However, consult with a healthcare provider if you have sensitive skin or other skin conditions.

Apply Pasitrex Ointment as directed by your healthcare provider. Typically, it is applied once or twice daily to the affected skin areas, following thorough cleaning and drying of the skin.

Some people may notice improvement in psoriasis signs such as scaling and redness in about 2 weeks of regular use, but it often takes several weeks (up to 8 weeks or more) to see a meaningful reduction in symptoms. Full clearing may take longer and varies between individuals.

No, Pasitrex Ointment should not be applied on the face as it can cause irritation and is more likely to accidentally contact the eyes. It’s usually applied to areas like elbows, knees, scalp, or other body parts affected by psoriasis.

If Pasitrex Ointment accidentally gets into the eyes, nose, or mouth, rinse the area thoroughly with water immediately and avoid contact with these sensitive areas during regular use.

Pasitrex Ointment is not recommended for young children (especially those below around 6–12 years) unless specifically advised by a doctor due to safety concerns and lack of established use in this age group.

Yes, avoid excessive sunlight or UV exposure while using this ointment, and consider sunscreen or protective clothing, as treated skin can be more sensitive to sunlight. Also, inform your doctor if you have liver or kidney issues or problems with calcium metabolism.