Gelmicin cream (active ingredient: betamethicillin) is a therapeutic combination of a topical antifungal, antiseptic steroid and an oral antifungal cream used to cure or prevent candida infections of the epidermis. It contains methyl, gentamicin and clotrimazoles as key active ingredients. The presence of betamethasone in the cream provides a powerful anti-fungal and anti-inflammatory effect, gentamicin helps treat the painful itching, and the clotrimazoles help cure the warts that have developed. The cream is applied directly on the infected areas, such as warts and genital warts. Gelmicin contains three key ingredients:
Treating warts and other fungal infection by prescription is not without side effects. Therefore, before using Gelmicin Cream, you should discuss with your doctor its possible side effects. Some common side effects are:
- Reddening of the skin around the area treated. - Unpleasant burning and stinging sensation upon application of the cream. - You may see a small, temporary change in the color of your affected area.
There are other available treatments that do not include topical application of gelmicin. You can consider using prescription drugs or herbal remedies, which are considered safer than topical applications of gelmicin. However, since these medications are more expensive than the over-the-counter varieties, you must take extra precautions when you decide to use them. You may consult your doctor for more information.
Before using gelmicin cream, make sure that your doctor has cleared it to be safe to use. Before applying the cream, you must ask your doctor whether it is suitable for your type of skin and if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. You can use this cream only on the area that has been affected. Make sure that the wart is properly informed before going to see the doctor. For example, if your wart is genital, do not let the doctor remove it while you are there. Discuss with your doctor about the best treatment method that is suitable for your condition.
Some possible drugs that can be taken in gelmicin cream treatment include butchers broom (bute), crocidoflourethin (fomentation) and methylene blue (limacin). Other drugs that may be taken are corticosteroids and antihistamines. You may also take oral medications like aspirin and acyclovir if your condition has not responded well to other medications. Some cases of warts treated with betamethasones are not painful or dangerous, but you should always consult with your doctor if you are given such a medication. If you think that you are allergic to betamethasones, you may want to ask your doctor about other alternatives available for you.
Another interesting drug that can be used in gelmicin cream treatment is called propantheline bromide. This drug was originally intended to treat diaper rash. But, it is also used to treat skin conditions such as candidiasis and yeast infection. Propantheline bromide may cause serious side effects, so never use it without a doctor's supervision. If you notice severe swelling, rash, blisters or itching after you have used this cream, you should contact your doctor immediately.
Topical steroid cream used to cure diaper rash should be prescribed only to people who need it and follow the instructions carefully. Although antifungals have been around for hundreds of years, it is only in the last few decades that topical steroids have become popular as a cure for fungal infections. This is because they are more effective at treating the source of the problem than prescription drugs, which may only treat symptoms. Gelmicin Cream, like any topical steroid cream, is used to treat fungal infections that have resulted from an external source, such as diaper rashes. It can also treat internal fungal infections that have resulted from poor personal hygiene, such as athlete's foot.
