150 ml bottle. Emollient cream formulated with 30% urea for the treatment of kerostatic skin, removing excess epidermal keratin. Moisturizer for dry skin and cracked skin on hands and feet. Recommended for the treatment of psoriasis.

Urea 30%

1. Palmar-plantar psoriasis: Practice occlusive care every other night with Queraderm and corticosteroid cream. For occlusive healing, use polyethylene gloves on your hands and use a sheet of the same material on your feet, occluding well with plenty of adhesive tape. The next morning after removing the occlusion, the hands/feet must be moist, a guarantee of good occlusive technique. For the day on the hands, a cream with emollient properties should be recommended, in small quantities, but many times a day. In clinical forms with a greater psoriatic component (thick, hard, scaly and fissured skin), Queraderm can be applied two nights in a row, and the corticosteroid only once every three nights. On the other hand, when the atopic component dominates (dyshidrosis, erythema, itching, pruritus), a higher frequency of corticosteroid use than Queraderm should be recommended. 2. Atraumatic onychentomies for non-surgical avulsion of painful hypertrophic nails: the nail can be removed in 21 days, without pain. Occlusive cures should be performed exclusively with Queraderm 24 hours a day. It is advisable to coat the periungual skin areas with a nail varnish (IOOX Lacquer). 3. Dry hands: this is the same as described for palmar psoriasis, but applied for fewer days. Emollient hand creams with gloves should be used during the day. 4. Dry and extremely dry skin: apply 2 or 3 times a day.

Aqua. Urea. Cyclopentasiloxane. Squalane. Glycine. Cetyl PEG/PPG-10/1 Dimethicone. C12-C15 Alkyl Benzoote. C30-C45 Alkyl Methicone. C30-C45 Olefin. Citric Acid. Methylparaben. Propylparaben. Sodium Hydroxide.