Methoxsalen (Ampoules) 20mcg/mlx100mcg

Methoxsalen ampoules (20mcg/ml x 100mcg) are used in photochemotherapy for skin conditions. This prescription-only solution supports UV light therapy. Ideal for patients seeking targeted treatment options.

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20mcg/mlx100mcg

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G.L. Pharma GmbH

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Indications & Clinical Uses

Methoxsalen is primarily used in PUVA therapy, a treatment combining psoralen drugs like methoxsalen with UVA light exposure. It helps manage severe psoriasis, vitiligo, and some forms of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma. The medication sensitizes skin to light, enhancing therapeutic effects when used under medical supervision.

Side Effects

Methoxsalen makes the skin more sensitive to ultraviolet light, which can help improve certain skin conditions when combined with controlled light exposure. Users may notice gradual improvements in skin tone and texture over time with consistent treatment. Temporary redness or mild discomfort at application sites is possible.

Precautions & Warnings

Methoxsalen should only be handled and administered by healthcare professionals due to its light-sensitizing properties. Patients must avoid direct sunlight and UV exposure for at least 24 hours after use to prevent burns or skin damage. Protective eyewear is recommended during and after treatment to shield eyes from UV light.

Avoid Interactions

Methoxsalen may interact with other drugs that increase skin sensitivity to light, such as certain antibiotics, diuretics, or herbal supplements like St. John’s wort. Alcohol and tobacco can also affect treatment outcomes. Always inform your healthcare provider about all medications and supplements being used.

Frequently Asked Questions

Methoxsalen is used in photochemotherapy, primarily for conditions like psoriasis, vitiligo, and some skin cancers when combined with UVA light.

Methoxsalen is typically given as an injection or applied topically before UVA light exposure, always under medical supervision.

No, methoxsalen must be administered by a healthcare professional due to its light-sensitizing effects and potential risks.

Common effects include temporary skin redness, itching, or nausea. Sensitivity to light may persist for hours after treatment.

Yes, it may interact with drugs that increase light sensitivity, such as certain antibiotics or diuretics. Always consult a healthcare provider.

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GNH India Pharmaceuticals Limited

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Last updated: 29 Jul 2026

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