Description
🧾 What is it used for?
Ironaderm Cream combines four active ingredients—clobetasol, itraconazole, ofloxacin, and ornidazole—to treat skin infections and inflammatory skin conditions. It’s prescribed for:
Bacterial and fungal skin infections, reducing symptoms like redness, swelling, and itchingLybrate+61mg+6MedPlusMart+6
⚠️ Common Side Effects
Most side effects are mild and often resolve as your skin adjusts:
Irritation, redness, burning sensation at the application site 1mg+11mg+1
Dryness of skin—use a moisturizer if needed Lybrate+11mg+1
🚨 Serious Warnings & Precautions
Potent steroid (clobetasol): risk of skin thinning, hormonal effects, adrenal suppression, acne, sensitivity, pigmentation changes if used too long or on large areas 1mg+3Lybrate+31mg+3
Itraconazole: avoid in pregnancy, consult before using while breastfeeding MedicinesFAQ1mg
Allergy risk: Do not use if allergic to any component (ofloxacin, ornidazole, itraconazole, clobetasol)Lybrate+4MedicinesFAQ+41mg+4
🔄 Drug & Food Interactions
Minimal systemic absorption typically, so oral medicines or food have limited impact on its action 1mg
Dermatologic interactions: fresh injuries, broken skin, or existing local reactions may worsen—consult your doctor if uncertain LybrateMedicinesFAQ
👥 Cautionary Groups
Pregnant or breastfeeding women: Safety not established—use only under medical advice MedicinesFAQ1mg
Children under 1 year: Not recommended MedicinesFAQ
Patients with sensitivity or previous reactions to any ingredient should avoid this cream MedicinesFAQ
✅ Tips for Safe Use
Apply only to clean, dry, affected skin and limit use to what your doctor prescribes (usually 2–3 times daily)MedicinesFAQ1mg
Do not exceed one week of uninterrupted use without medical review to avoid steroid-related risksMedicinesFAQ1mg
Wash hands after application to avoid spreading to other areas or mucous membranes 1mg1mg
Monitor for worsening symptoms after 5–7 days; if no improvement or skin worsens, consult your healthcare provider 1mgMedicinesFAQ
Use moisturizer regularly to prevent dryness from treatment 1mg+11mg+1
📌 When to Consult a Doctor Immediately
Persistent burning, redness, or irritation at site of application
Signs of skin thinning, stretch marks, weight gain, facial rounding (Cushing’s-like steroid effects)
Unexplained rashes or allergic reactions
No improvement after the prescribed treatment duration
🧠 Summary Table
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Active Ingredients | Clobetasol 0.05%, Itraconazole 1%, Ofloxacin 0.75%, Ornidazole 2% w/w |
| Uses | Bacterial & fungal skin infections; inflammatory dermatologic conditions |
| Common Side Effects | Burning, redness, irritation, dryness |
| Serious Risks | Skin thinning, adrenal suppression, allergic reactions, issues from prolonged steroid exposure |
| Interactions | Minimal systemic drug interactions; avoid use on open wounds or if allergic |
| Precautions | In pregnancy, infants under 1 year, known allergies to components |
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