Konazole

Description:

Konazole Cream has Ketoconazole, which kills fungus on your skin. It stops fungus from growing and gets rid of itching, redness, flaky skin, and pain. Pakistani doctors give this cream a lot for fungal skin and scalp problems.

What it treats Doctors give Konazole Cream for:

• Ringworm, jock itch, athlete’s foot
• Candida skin infections
• Seborrheic dermatitis (inflamed scalp and skin with flakes)
• Dandruff from too much fungus
• Other fungal skin infections in one spot

How to use it

• Put a thin layer on the bad area once or twice a day, or what your doctor said
• Clean and dry your skin first
• Rub it in gently and wash your hands after
• Keep using it for the whole time even if you feel better
• Don’t get it in your eyes, mouth, or cuts

Bad effects Some people get:

• Mild burning or stinging when you put it on
• Red or irritated skin
• Dry or peeling skin
• Allergic reactions don’t happen much (rash, swelling, itching)

Talk to your doctor if the side effects are really bad or won’t go away.

Don’t use if

• You’re allergic to Ketoconazole or anything else in the cream
• Don’t put it on broken or really damaged skin unless your doctor says to
• Be careful with kids – do what your doctor tells you
• Pregnant or nursing women shouldn’t use it unless the doctor says it’s okay
• Only for outside your body – don’t eat it

How to store

• Room temperature is fine (under 25°C)
• Keep away from heat, wetness, and bright light
• Keep away from kids
• Don’t use if it’s expired

Doctor’s Overview

Dr. Ayesha Khan – Consultant Dermatologist, MBBS, FCPS (Dermatology)

Konazole Cream (Ketoconazole) is commonly used in dermatology to treat fungal skin conditions such as ringworm and dandruff-related scalp problems. It works by stopping the growth of the fungus, which helps clear up infection. For best results, dermatologists usually recommend regular daily application and caution that stopping too early may allow the infection to return.

Disclaimer

This overview is for educational purposes only. It is not a prescription. Always consult a qualified doctor or pharmacist before using Konazole Cream.