Nadixfloxacin 1% Cream

Nadixa Cream 10g / Nadixfloxacin 1% Cream Nadibact Cream / Acne Treatment Antibiotic Ointment / Purulent Inflammation Treatment.

Nadibact cream is an external antibacterial agent that can kill bacteria that cause disease.

It can be used to treat skin infections (o, subi) and acne (acne) by applying it to areas of skin concern.

It contains nadifloxacin as an active ingredient, and in Japan, the starter Aqua Team Cream 1% is widely used to treat acne.

Nadifloxacin is a new type of antibacterial agent called a new quinolone or new quinolone. It is the world’s first cinchinolone-based synthetic skin solvent and was developed by Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., a Japanese pharmaceutical company, in August 1980. As of January 2016, nagifloxacin cream is being used in more than 20 countries and regions, including Germany and Spain.

Many people have experienced acne at least once, but in medical terms, it is a disease called acne vulgaris. The cause of acne is bacteria that are always present on the skin.

When an environment in which acne bacteria can easily proliferate is created due to excessive secretion of sebum and clogged pores due to worsening lifestyle habits, heredity, or the surrounding environment, acne bacteria proliferate excessively, resulting in red swelling and acne. It’s possible. Therefore, treating acne requires suppressing the growth of the causative acne bacteria and reducing their number.

Nadifloxacin, the active ingredient in Nadibact Cream, is highly effective against Staphylococcus aureus and Acne acnes, which are the main causes of skin infections such as acne. When applied to skin infected with bacteria, it acts on a part called DNA gyrase, which converts the higher-order structure of bacteria’s DNA, and inhibits DNA replication, thereby killing bacteria.

Effects and efficacy of Nadibact Cream (Aquateam Generic)

Adapted species

• Staphylococcus aureus and Acne acnes are sensitive to this drug.

Indications

• Superficial skin infection, deep skin infection, acne (accompanied by purulent inflammation)