Butesone-M Cream

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Butesone-M Cream

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Clobetasone 17- butyrate is a corticosteroid medication used to treat skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, and dermatitis.

Miconazole Nitrate is an antifungal medication that is primarily used to treat fungal infections such as ringworm, jock itch, and athlete’s foot.

Ingredients: Clobetasone 17-buyrate
Micronazole Nitarte
Strength: 0.05%
2%
Packing: 15gm.

Butesone M Cream: Clobetasone Butyrate and Miconazole Nitrate Cream

Butesone M Cream is a dual-action skin cream by Gary Pharmaceuticals that contains Clobetasone Butyrate 0.05% and Miconazole Nitrate 2%. Miconazole treats the fungal infection, and Clobetasone, a moderate steroid, calms the itching, redness and swelling that come with it. Doctors use it when a fungal infection is also inflamed and uncomfortable.

Many fungal infections in India start in sweaty areas like the groin, underarms and skin folds. When these patches turn red and very itchy, an antifungal alone can take time to bring relief. Butesone M Cream gives faster comfort while the antifungal clears the infection.

How Butesone M Cream Works

Miconazole Nitrate stops fungi and yeast from growing and kills them over the course of treatment. Clobetasone Butyrate reduces the inflammation, so the burning and itching settle sooner. Because Clobetasone is a moderate steroid, it is milder than clobetasol-based creams.

Key Benefits of Butesone M Cream

  • Fungal infection with itching: Treats the fungus and eases itching together.
  • Skin folds: Works for inflamed infections in the groin, underarms and under the breasts.
  • Milder steroid: Clobetasone is gentler than strong steroid combinations.
  • Yeast infections: Miconazole also works on candida (yeast) infections of the skin.
  • Quick comfort: Redness and burning usually settle in the first few days.

How to Use Butesone M Cream

Wash the area and dry it well, especially between folds. Apply a thin layer on the affected skin and a little around it, twice a day, or as your doctor advises. Wash your hands after use. Use it for the full course, usually up to 2 weeks, even if the skin looks better early. Do not cover it with a tight bandage unless your doctor tells you to.

To learn more about fungal skin infections, see the NHS guide on ringworm. You can also read our guide on when to use clobetasone butyrate and miconazole nitrate cream.

Composition and Pack Size of Butesone M Cream

  • Clobetasone 17-Butyrate: 0.05% w/w
  • Miconazole Nitrate: 2% w/w
  • Pack: 15 g tube

Precautions While Using Butesone M Cream

Use it only on a doctor’s advice, because it contains a steroid. Do not use it for long periods, on large areas of skin, or on the face unless your doctor says so. Avoid the eyes. Pregnant or breastfeeding women should ask their doctor first. If the infection does not improve in 2 weeks, see a doctor again.

Butesone M Cream for Derma PCD Franchise Partners

Steroid and antifungal combinations are among the most prescribed derma creams in India. Butesone M Cream gives distributors a milder, doctor-friendly option in this category. Partners starting a derma pharma franchise in Hyderabad can add it with Butesone Cream and Butesone-G Cream to cover the full range.

FAQs About Butesone M Cream

What is Butesone M Cream used for?
It is used for fungal skin infections that are also red, itchy and inflamed.

Is Butesone M a strong steroid cream?
No. Clobetasone Butyrate is a moderate steroid, milder than clobetasol.

Can I use it for ringworm?
Yes, if your doctor advises it. Plain ringworm without inflammation is usually treated with an antifungal alone.

How long should I use it?
Usually up to 2 weeks, or for the time your doctor advises.

What is the pack size?
Butesone M Cream comes in a 15 g tube.

What is the difference between Butesone, Butesone M and Butesone G?
Butesone Cream has only Clobetasone Butyrate for eczema and dermatitis. Butesone M Cream adds Miconazole for fungal infections. Butesone G Cream adds Gentamicin for bacterial infections. Your doctor will choose the right one based on what is causing the problem.