Medicine Description betaclotri-plus
betaclotri plus Cream is used to treat skin inflammation caused by fungal or bacterial infections—such as various
types of tinea—while also alleviating bothersome symptoms like itching, swelling, and redness.
It combines potent active ingredients—an antifungal, an antibacterial, and a strong corticosteroid. This formulation
works by inhibiting bacterial growth (preventing secondary infections), eliminating fungi, and calming the immune
response that causes skin irritation.
betaclotri plus Cream Ingredients
This product contains the following active ingredients:
- Betamethasone Valerate.
- Clotrimazole.
- Gentamicin.
betaclotri plus Concentrations
This cream is available in a single concentration and comes in a 15-gram tube.
Indications for use of betaclotri plus
It is used in the following cases:
- Treating eczema.
- Treating ringworm.
- Treating tinea corporis (body ringworm).
- Treating athlete's foot.
- Treating skin inflammation.
- Reducing itching and soothing skin irritation.
- Preventing secondary skin infections.
- Relieving itching, swelling, and redness associated with inflammation.
Dosage of betaclotri plus cream
The appropriate dosage is determined by the treating physician or pharmacist based on the location and severity of the
infection. Please note that these are guidelines and do not replace professional medical advice:
- For ringworm, skin inflammation, and eczema, apply a thin layer of the cream twice daily.
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For athlete's foot and tinea corporis (ringworm of the body), apply a thin layer twice daily and cover the affected
area.
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For skin infections involving both fungal and bacterial components, apply a thin layer twice daily and ensure
regular follow-up with a doctor.
How to use betaclotri plus Cream?
It is recommended to follow these guidelines to maximize the cream's effectiveness:
- Avoid applying the cream to the nose, mouth, or eyes as much as possible.
- Clean the affected area with lukewarm water and dry it thoroughly before applying the cream.
- Adhere strictly to the dosage prescribed by the doctor; do not increase or decrease it.
- Inform the doctor if there is no improvement within one week of starting treatment.
- Apply a thin layer of the cream and gently massage the affected area until the skin absorbs it.
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It is advised not to use this product for more than 7 days; however, some cases may require use for up to a maximum
of 4 weeks, as determined by the doctor.
Contraindications for betaclotri plus
Use of the cream is contraindicated or not recommended in the following cases:
- Do not apply the cream to burns or open wounds.
- Do not use in patients suffering from chronic systemic infections.
- Do not use if there is an allergy to any of the cream's ingredients.
- Use with caution during pregnancy and breastfeeding, and under medical supervision.
- Do not use on individuals under 17 years of age unless otherwise recommended by a doctor.
- Do not use in cases of herpes, chickenpox, or scabies.
Side effects ofbetaclotri plus Cream
The patient may experience some side effects, such as:
- Dry skin.
- Itching.
- Redness.
- Burning or stinging sensations.
Available Alternatives to betaclotri plus
Several alternatives to this cream are available, including:
- Triderm.
- Clotrisone.
- Propamethone.
- Tri-Betapronate.
- Betapronate Plus.
Storage Conditions
Store the cream away from direct sunlight at a temperature between 20°C and 25°C. Ensure the tube is tightly closed to
prevent the entry of air or contaminants, and keep it out of the reach of children.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does betaclotri plus cream contain cortisone?
Yes, it contains three active ingredients, including betamethasone. This is a topical corticosteroid that works to
soothe symptoms of skin inflammation—such as redness, itching, and swelling—associated with conditions like eczema,
various types of tinea, and ringworm.
Is it safe to use betaclotri plus cream daily?
Yes, it is relatively safe to use once or twice daily under medical supervision. However, caution is required;
long-term use is unsafe as it may cause serious side effects. The duration of use ranges from one week to a maximum of
four weeks, depending on the treating physician's instructions.
What should be avoided while using betaclotri plus cream?
Avoid excessive or prolonged use without consulting the treating physician. Do not apply the cream to open wounds or
burns, and avoid applying it to the nose, mouth, or sensitive areas as much as possible. Additionally, do not mix it
with other products or creams unless otherwise recommended by a doctor.