Skin
Triamcinolone (topical)
Corticosteroid, topical
Other names: Oralone, Triderm, Aristocort A, Kenacort
FAA guidance
Acceptable in the FAA document cited.
The FAA's MedGuide lists triamcinolone (topical) (Oralone, Triderm, Aristocort A, Kenacort) as allowed, for dermatitis (Allergic/Atopic), with no wait after the first dose, after later doses or after the final dose, used as prescribed.
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The MedGuide defines allowed as acceptable for use while performing flight or safety-related duties, provided the condition is stable/aeromedically acceptable and no adverse side effects are present, and says wait times are not determined solely by the medication: an extended observation period may be required to verify clinical stability of the condition.
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Generic: triamcinolone (topical)
Brand Name: Oralone; Triderm; Aristocort A [INTL]; Kenacort [INTL]
Drug Class: Corticosteroid, topical
Underlying Condition: Dermatitis (Allergic/Atopic)
Use: ALLOW
INITIAL Wait Time (after first dose): None
SUBSEQUENT Dose Wait Time (after each dose): None
DISCONTINUATION Wait Time (after final dose): None
Frequency Use Limit: As prescribed
ALLOWED: The medication is acceptable for use while performing flight or safety-related duties, provided the condition is stable/aeromedically acceptable and no adverse side effects are present.
Underlying Condition: Evaluating medication use requires considering the impact of safety of flight from both the medication and underlying condition. Wait times are not determined solely by the medication; an extended observation period may be required to verify clinical stability of the condition.