Experiences with

Daktacort cream

I've had a 3 months history of thrush and tinia cruris, for 3 months were taking triflucan and but it the itching persistent.

I've had a 3 months history of thrush and tinia cruris, for 3 months were taking triflucan and but it the itching persistent.

She also developed a rash on the top front of her chest which was treated with hydrocortisone (Daktacort) but still feels there's a little left there. Still tired, brain fog , sinus and ear issues, which seem to drain down the back of her throat which makes her cough.

In my personal experience, the recent hot weather may have been instrumental in bringing about a couple of redenned areas in an area where perspiration cannot easily get away under the bust line I am not sure about trying daktacort topically. Has anyone found anything similar. ?

Well, my GP gave me Daktacort and said to take it for three weeks. I am a bit concerned because apparently, you should stop after one week. Mmmm...the infection has disappeared...how confusing..not sure what to do with that one, to be honest. Should I tell him it has fled again?

My consultant says it’s not related but I’ve only had since being on hydroxycarbamide red rash on forehead and patchy dry itchy skin on my body I’ve had Eumovate and Daktacort but it doesn’t really do anything be interested to know if anyone else suffers

But they have prescribed Daktacort ( for possible angular cheilitis) , Aciclovir in both cream and tablet form, Betnovate and most recently Fluticasone ( for the last 6 weeks). None of these treatments have had any positive effect.

He has prescribed me daktacort to be used when needed, dermal 500 as a soap substitute and hydromol ointment which I have used before and it didn't seem to do much.

She recommended using some Daktacort Ointment, once again, but only for a few days. I have two Unopened tubes, both 'In Date', I'll use the oldest one. I asked her to Check Out/ Look At my 'Sore Itchy A**e'.... apparently 'Only' Local Irritation, nothing she could See.

Kept mostly under control with Daktacort cream. Second symptom is 5 occasions of dark pee when dehydrated (all have happened after hot day, playing golf etc). I need to drink 2/3 litres of water to avoid it.

What I used already: - Zovirax - Aciclovir - Eumovate - Hydrocortisone - Hydromol - Daktacort Thank you very much

What I used already: - Zovirax - Aciclovir - Eumovate - Hydrocortisone - Hydromol - Daktacort Thank you very much

Hello, just curious to people experience using Daktacort or Betamethasone Valerate cream for genital ulcers. Also if there are any other recommendations for treatment in this delicate area.

I had already been mis advised to use Daktacort for over 4 weeks which is altogether not helpful as scaly patches recur.

i’ve has these dots under my foreskin for a very long time and i went to the doctors to get it checked out, i was prescribed with daktacort cream and i used it for two weeks, nothing happened at all so for some reason i just stopped using it and now i’m trying again and still nothing can anyone tell

Visited my GP two weeks ago and since then I am using Daktacort twice a day. The left image is from today, still the same redness and shape - no itchiness though. It's been two weeks under treatment. A couple of days ago I noticed another mark on my other rib (right pic).

Currently using Dermol 500 to shower/moisturise and daktacort cream twice a day. Apparently, once the flare is under control, I will have to continue this regime using the cream 2 x weekly as the best prognosis is control, no cure possible.

Have some Daktacort to see if that will shift it. Next big event on 26th, BMB, ECG, blood tests(lots) and a CT scan. Anyone fancy standing in for me? Then review meeting second week of October. best to all, rob

So now I am not taking the Fenofexadine and trying hard not to use the steroid cream (Daktacort) the itchiness is very difficult to cope with. Does anyone have any suggestions for natural ways to control / eradicate this itchiness?

receiving warfarin before using products that contain miconazole (including those available without prescription), and to seek medical advice if they notice signs of over-anticoagulation during treatment, such as sudden unexplained bruising, nosebleeds or blood in the urine Miconazole (Daktarin, Daktacort