It is not safe to use Betamil GM cream on a 2-year-old child?s face, especially around the lips and nose. This cream contains a strong steroid (Betamethasone), which can thin the delicate skin and be absorbed into the bloodstream, causing side effects. Please consult your doctor or paediatrician for a safer cream suitable for your child?s skin type.

Betamil GM cream should not be used without a doctor?s advice. It contains a strong steroid (betamethasone), which may cause skin thinning and worsen dark spots or underlying infections. Please consult your doctor for a proper diagnosis and treatment. Keep the affected area clean and dry, and avoid wearing tight clothing until you are examined.

You should stop using Betamil GM cream, as prolonged use of steroid-based creams may thin the skin, leading to bleeding and further irritation. It is important to consult a doctor or dermatologist for a proper examination and, if needed, a skin scraping test to confirm the cause and start specific treatment. Until then, try not to scratch, keep the area moisturised, and use a simple moisturiser to help with itching and bleeding.

If tinea cruris does not improve after taking terbinafine, it may be resistant or may require a longer course or a different antifungal, such as itraconazole. Avoid using steroid combination creams like Betamil GM, as they may worsen the fungal infection and cause it to recur or spread. It is best to consult your doctor or dermatologist for proper evaluation and treatment to fully clear the infection.