Quadriderm Rf Cream

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How to use

Apply a thin layer to affected area twice daily. Wash hands afterwards (unless treating the hands). Stop and reassess at 2 weeks if no improvement, or sooner if symptoms worsen.

Avoid these areas without specialist advice:

• Face — high risk of perioral dermatitis, steroid rosacea
• Genitals/groin — atrophy, striae, hypopigmentation
• Skin folds (axilla, under breasts) — occluded steroid effect, candida overgrowth despite the antifungal component
• Children <12 — systemic absorption risk; lower-potency steroid alternatives preferred
• Open broken skin — risk of systemic absorption + neomycin sensitisation

Frequently Asked Questions

What does each ingredient do?

Beclomethasone (mid-potency steroid) reduces inflammation and itching. Clotrimazole (imidazole antifungal) treats Candida, dermatophytes, and pityriasis. Neomycin (aminoglycoside) covers Gram-negative and some Gram-positive bacteria. Tolnaftate (thiocarbamate antifungal) treats dermatophyte infections.

When is this combination really needed?

Genuine mixed dermatoses where bacterial superinfection + tinea + inflammation coexist (e.g. infected eczema with secondary tinea). For pure tinea, a single-agent antifungal is better. For pure bacterial impetigo, mupirocin is better. For pure inflammatory eczema, a steroid alone is better.

Why not use it long-term?

The steroid component causes irreversible skin atrophy, telangiectasia, and topical steroid withdrawal with prolonged use. The neomycin component causes contact sensitisation in 5-10% of users — and that allergy then complicates future antibiotic-cream use.

Will it cure athlete’s foot?

It will reduce inflammation and may help, but the steroid mask can let resistant fungal cases progress unchecked. For pure tinea pedis, single-agent topical terbinafine 1 cream (1 week) or clotrimazole 1% (2-4 weeks) is preferred.

Can I use it on a fungal nail infection?

No — topical creams do not penetrate nail plate. For onychomycosis, oral terbinafine or itraconazole is required, with topical amorolfine or ciclopirox lacquer as adjuncts.

Pregnancy & breastfeeding?

Limited safety data on the combination. Single-agent topical clotrimazole or single-agent low-potency hydrocortisone are preferred when antifungal or anti-inflammatory action is needed in pregnancy.

Children?

Avoid in children <12 unless specialist-advised. Lower-potency single-agent products are preferred.

Allergic reaction?

Discontinue immediately. Neomycin is a common topical allergen — burning, redness, or worsening rash beyond expected baseline can indicate contact dermatitis from neomycin.

Storage?

Below 30°C, away from direct sunlight. Tighten cap after use.

What if symptoms worsen?

Stop the cream and seek medical review. Worsening on a steroid-containing combination can indicate scabies, herpes simplex (which steroids worsen dramatically), or a misdiagnosed condition.

Other Skin & Topical Medications

• Candid B Lotion — clotrimazole + beclomethasone — 2-agent alternative without antibiotics
• Betnovate GM — betamethasone + gentamicin + miconazole triple
• Fucibet — fusidic acid + betamethasone — bacterial-eczema specific
• Clocip Cream — clotrimazole 1% — pure antifungal
• Tenovate Cream — clobetasol propionate — high-potency steroid alone

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