It may be used on external groin skin only when a fungal infection is suspected, preferably under medical advice, but it is not a general “private parts cream” and should not be used internally or without a diagnosis. It is essential first to identify the actual cause of the symptoms, and then the doctor will advise the most appropriate treatment based on the diagnosis.

It is advisable not to use Cosmelite on areas affected by fungal infection, as it contains corticosteroids that can worsen or mask the infection. You should first complete the course of antifungal treatment with Fungicros until the infection has completely resolved. Once the skin has healed, you may resume Cosmelite if required and prescribed by your dermatologist.