Cosvate Gm Plus Plus Tube Of 25Gm Cream

• Inflamed mixed skin infection: Irritated skin with fungal or bacterial involvement may settle as the cream reduces discomfort and supports control of the surface infection.
• Superficial fungal infection: Miconazole helps limit fungal growth, while the cream eases irritation and redness linked with the infection.
• Superficial bacterial infection: Neomycin helps control susceptible bacteria on affected skin when bacterial involvement complicates inflammation.

• Burning or irritation: Miconazole, neomycin or clobetasol may cause stinging, redness or itching where the cream is applied. Stop and seek advice if the reaction spreads.
• Skin thinning: Clobetasol can thin the skin and cause stretch marks or colour change with prolonged or heavy use. Use only the area and period prescribed.
• Allergic skin reaction: Neomycin may cause an itchy rash or worsening redness in sensitive people. Stop using it and contact your doctor if this develops.
• Worsening infection: A strong steroid may hide or worsen an untreated infection, causing spreading redness, discharge or new sores. Contact your doctor promptly if the area deteriorates.

• Apply Cosvate gm cream only to the area diagnosed by your doctor.
• Do not use it for acne, rosacea, viral sores or ordinary itching without medical advice.
• Do not cover the treated skin with plastic wrap or a tight dressing unless prescribed.
• Avoid prolonged or heavy use because clobetasol may thin the skin.
• Wash your hands after application and keep the cream away from children.

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