Soframycin skin cream use
Common Questions and Answers about Soframycin skin cream use
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Well...i have been applying Soframycin ( Framecytin skin cream ) for the red spot for the time being. Will that do ? I also have Candiderma and Betnovate C with me..so would any of them help ?
there is a lot of redness and various small red spots are also there. I am using soframycin skin cream. it will be cured in two days. once again I get after 10 days. Can someone suggest any ointment or any suggestions.
You should first use some antiseptic liquid such as Dettol or Savlon to wash that vaginal area and then apply some Soframycin or Betadine type cream. I hope it will be better in 3-4 days. Then Enjoy Sex.
Hi, for 2 weeks, i am having infection at the interior skin of penis which caused pus formation suddenly. It all started off with itching and later became like this. I went to a urologist who said infection is severe and so gave an antibiotic with soframycin ointment for local application. Also he suggested to perform sugar test and results were normal. One week, there was improvement and it started healing.
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I'm 16 and uncircumcised, virgin, no sexual activities. One day (4-5 days ago) I masturbated like 5-6 times. Then felt some pain on glans. Pulled the foreskin back and I saw this where it was hurting. Light pain, not severe.
It's been 4-5 days since I noticed. First day it was red... Thought it's a blister due to masturbating too much.
The affected part of scrotum is usually red and there is dead skin on that part, even if I peel that dead skin off it comes back after two or three days.
Nowadays the dead skin doesn't appear as it used to, it has almost disappeared, the scrotum doesn't itch but there are still light red mosquito bite like spots on my scrotum which appear and disappear as they please. There is no pus.
On recommmendation from my Dermatologist I started using Hydrozole cream for particulary bad outbreaks, which helped my skin dramatically. I have been using Hydrozole cream 'on and off' now for around 5 months; I have noticed however that my skin condition deteriorates a few days after I stop using the Hydrozole cream and now the Nizoral cream seems to have no effect. Is using Hydrozole cream on my face on a regular basis going to do any permanent damage?
How bad is it to use hair removal cream?? I really need it lol and I can't shave cuz it breaks me out and I can't afford a wax. Have any one used it before?
Anyone else have very dry skin i cant stand how dry my hands are.
i have used Zemalog cream for almost 2 years. doctor had advised it for my skin rashes/acne. my skin was acne free during the usage if Zemalog. but at the end, the rashes came back. when i visited another doctor he said that because of using the cream for such a long time i have developed hyperpigmentation problem below my eyes which is very visible. moreover he said to stop Zemalog and suggested Azelec cream and eldoquin. but when i stopped zemalog i developed very bad rashes all over my face.
About 18 months ago i had a really bad case of thrush so i used steroid cream under the foreskin.In the space of about 6 months i used maybe 3 or 4 different types of steroid cream including cannestan and dermovate. I remember one of the creams being 5%. Ever since i have had serious problems. I have developed really bad scaring under the foreskin and the skin itself seems really dry. Everytime i pull the foreskin back to wash it more skin peels away.
There's a lot of info about this online. It's called foreskin restoration.
All you have to do to stimulate skin growth is apply gentle tension to the skin regularly. There are devices made that help to do this ("tuggers"), but if there's not enough loose skin to use a device, you have to stretch it out manually at first (for a couple weeks to months). It usually takes between six months and a couple years to grow all the new skin.
You may continue with the steroid cream and use this only as necessary. It is not advisable that you use this for a long time. If the rash appears to respond then you may have to taper down the application of the cream. Avoid excessive sweating as much as possible. Or at least,do not allow wet clothes to dry on the skin. You may use clothes of light material since this is cooler and less irritating to the skin.
I too am many years past the menopause, but suffer from Lichen Planus and cannot use soaps and bubble baths. I apply an antifungal and antibacterial cream and emolients that were prescribed to me firstly by the hospital and have continued to be prescribed by the doctor. I also use moisturising emolients when I have a bath.
When you suffer from that type of problem it is best not to wear tight clothing. It also helps to wear cotton underwear.
s not much we can do.
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