Betgenta Tube Of 20Gm Cream

• Inflamed bacterial skin infection: Beclomethasone dipropionate reduces redness, swelling and itching while gentamicin helps control susceptible bacteria on the affected skin.

• Skin irritation: Gentamicin or beclomethasone dipropionate may cause burning, stinging, redness or itching soon after application; stop and seek advice if it becomes severe.
• Skin thinning: Repeated or heavy application of the corticosteroid can make skin fragile, change its colour or cause stretch marks; report these changes promptly.
• Worsening infection: Steroid suppression can allow an untreated fungal or viral rash to spread or become harder to recognise; seek medical advice if blisters or rapid worsening appear.
• Allergic reaction: New swelling, intense itching or a widespread rash may signal sensitivity; get emergency medical help for breathing difficulty or swelling of the face, lips or throat.

• Use Betgenta cream only on the skin area prescribed.
• Do not use it for acne, rosacea or untreated viral or fungal rashes.
• Keep it away from the eyes and moist inner surfaces.
• Do not cover treated skin unless your doctor advises it.
• Do not use it longer than prescribed.
• Children should use this cream only under medical advice.

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