Sebifin Plus 1% Cream Health Feed

No...contains steroid.. very dangerous... alternate safe cream available...do direct private online consultation for detailed prescription by sending photos.

No. Contains steroid. Very dangerous. Alternate safe cream available. Do direct private online consultation for detailed prescription by sending photos.

Mild burning, redness, stinging and dryness may occur as side effects to using this medicine. Serious side effects which may occur include skin cracking, blistering and blue-black darkening of the skin.
Before using this medicine, discuss with your doctor your medical history, especially if you have asthma, other skin conditions like eczema or psoriasis. Do not use the medicine if you have had allergic reactions to it.
It is recommended to apply this medicine to the affected areas of ski...more

Its side effects is more use only this ointment once in 24hors only 1-2 hours on skin later facewash. And use in day time any sunscreen spf30+ before 30min going out.

No. Contains steroid. Very dangerous. Alternate safe cream available. Do direct online consultation for prescription by sending photo.

Find out the underneath cause of endogenous ochronosis with the help of an experienced dermatologist to control root cause of your problem. Plus you can start a simple depigmenting cream like demelan lite in the evening.

Yes you can use but always see the doctor and find out whether its needed for that pimple and get a prescription. The ointment contains steroids.

Avoid salicylic acid but better to consult once rather than apply mometasone blindly. It can be due to multiple causes.

Hi, many a times, when a skin lesion heals, it heals with a bit hyperpigmentation (dark areas) or hypopigmentation (light colored areas).
Mometasone used for a few days should not cause such a problem. For proper diagnosis and management of these patches, I suggest to consult a dermatologist online or offline.
Stay blessed and safe.

Ringworm or Tinea infections, are a fungal skin disease. A family of fungi called dermatophytes causes these infections which might occur anywhere on the body, typically the arms, legs, neck, groin, scalp, hair, nails or beard. The fungi survive on the dead skin cells or keratin and rarely invade the deeper membranes and tissues.
However, many ringworm (or Tinea) infections often recur and the usual medicines simply do not help the patient. In such cases, homeopathic remedies for ringworm ca...more