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Dry, itchy skin? It might not be dryness—
It could be a fungal infection... and using the wrong cream can make it worse.⚠️

Let’s break it down 👇

🦠 What is Fungal Infection?
Fungal infections like ringworm (daad), jock itch, or groin/underarm rash are caused by fungi, not dry skin.
They cause redness, itching, scaling, and sometimes even burning.

❌ Stop using THESE popular OTC creams:
These are steroid-antifungal-antibiotic combinations which give quick relief—but at a heavy cost.

Dermikem KT 5

Clobenate-GM

Betnovate-N

FourDerm

Olivax Derm

Kenzole Plus

Clomix-NM

Ketorest-5

Clobster-NM

🚨 Why these are risky:
These creams suppress symptoms temporarily without killing the fungus.
Over time, the fungus becomes resistant and spreads deeper.
You end up with a stubborn, recurring infection—much harder to treat.

✅ What to use instead?
Use a proper anti-fungal cream with Clotrimazole, like:

Candid Cream

Canesten Anti-fungal Cream

💊 Role of Clotrimazole:
Clotrimazole works by directly attacking the fungus and stopping its growth—no steroids, no masking symptoms.

⚠️ But don’t self-medicate forever!
If the infection is spreading, or has lasted more than 1–2 weeks,
👉 Consult a dermatologist immediately.
You may need oral antifungals or a full skin assessment.

🧴Bottom line:
Itchy patch ≠ dry skin.
Wrong creams = longer suffering.
Treat the root, not just the rash.

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