Fucibet (Betamethasone with Fusidic Acid) Cream

If you forget to apply the treatment at the right time, use it as soon as you remember and then continue to use the medicine at the usual time. Do not use a double dose to make up for the forgotten dose.

To safely store this treatment, keep it below 30°C and out the sight and reach of children. Do not use the tube for more than 3 months after you first open it. Note the date you opened the tube in the space provided on the carton.

Do not use this treatment after its expiry date, which refers to the last day of that month and can be found stated on the tube or carton.

Ask your pharmacist for proper instructions on how to properly dispose of Fucibet (Betamethasone with Fusidic Acid) Cream. It should not be thrown away with wastewater or household waste. Proper disposal helps to safeguard the environment.

It is important to tell your doctor or pharmacist of any other medications you are taking, have taken recently or might take soon, including non-prescription medicines.

Yes! Fucibet (Betamethasone with Fusidic Acid) Cream can be bought online from registered and legally operating pharmacies like e-Surgery!

Look for the green GPhC logo on the website you are buying your medicine from. The GPhC website can be used to check if the online pharmacy is registered and operating legally. These steps ensure that the medication you are buying online is genuine.

To find out more about this dermatitis treatment option, you can check our reputable online medical sources, such as the BNF website.

Fucibet (Betamethasone with Fusidic Acid) Cream can be used on children, but you should always consult a doctor or pharmacist first. The dose may need to be adjusted for children and your doctor should tell you what the right dose for your child is, and long-term use is not recommended.

The duration of treatment with Fucibet (Betamethasone with Fusidic Acid) Cream will depend on your condition and how your skin responds. Your doctor will advise you on the appropriate length of treatment, and the usual treatment time is up to 2 weeks. It’s generally recommended to use it for the shortest time possible due to the potential of topical steroid withdrawal.

The cream can be used on the face, but you should take care to avoid the eyes and be very gentle when applying. The skin on the face is thinner and more sensitive, so it’s important to follow your doctor’s instructions carefully and not use more than recommended and you must not use it for a long time on your face.

Fucibet (Betamethasone with Fusidic Acid) Cream typically starts to work within a few days, reducing inflammation, redness and itching. If you do not notice any improvement after 7 days, you should stop using the cream and talk to your doctor. It’s important to use the cream as directed by your doctor or pharmacist for the best results.

The frequency of application for Fucibet (Betamethasone with Fusidic Acid) Cream will depend on your individual condition and the advice of your doctor or pharmacist. Generally, it is applied twice a day, in the morning and the evening, but you should always follow the specific directions provided.

There are no known interactions between Fucibet (Betamethasone with Fusidic Acid) Cream and alcohol. However, it’s always best to avoid excessive alcohol consumption while using any medication, as it can potentially affect absorption and side effects.

Yes, the corticosteroid component in Fucibet (Betamethasone with Fusidic Acid) Cream can potentially cause thinning of the skin, especially with long-term or excessive use. This is why it’s important to follow your doctor’s instructions carefully and not use more than recommended.

You’ll know Fucibet (Betamethasone with Fusidic Acid) Cream is working if you start to see a reduction in inflammation, redness, itching and other symptoms within a week of starting treatment. If you don’t see any improvement, let your doctor know so they can assess whether a different treatment may be more effective.