I have just looked at the patient information leaflet for Tolak online
It says
"Do not apply Tolak on open wounds or damaged skin.
It is likely that the area of the skin treated will become red, probably followed by inflammation/swelling, possibly some discomfort, skin erosion and eventually, healing. This is the expected normal response to treatment and it shows that Tolak is working. Talk to your doctor if your skin becomes much worse, you experience pain or if you are worried. Your doctor may prescribe you another cream to relieve any discomfort."
It looks like you should stop using this when the skin is broken and contact your GP for advice or an alternative prepaation.
Please stay in contact and let us know how you get on. We are always here for you.
I have just looked at the patient information leaflet for Tolak online
It says
"Do not apply Tolak on open wounds or damaged skin.
It is likely that the area of the skin treated will become red, probably followed by inflammation/swelling, possibly some discomfort, skin erosion and eventually, healing. This is the expected normal response to treatment and it shows that Tolak is working. Talk to your doctor if your skin becomes much worse, you experience pain or if you are worried. Your doctor may prescribe you another cream to relieve any discomfort."
It looks like you should stop using this when the skin is broken and contact your GP for advice or an alternative prepaation.
Please stay in contact and let us know how you get on. We are always here for you.
