It is possible that the fungal infection on your scrotum and the rashes or itching on other parts of your body are connected, as some fungal infections can spread. However, these symptoms can also be caused by other conditions like allergies, eczema, bacterial infections or any other medical conditions. It is important to see a doctor or dermatologist for a proper diagnosis and treatment. Keep affected areas clean and dry, and avoid self-medicating.

No, Betnovate‑GM Cream should not be used for a tight foreskin. It is meant for certain skin infections, not for phimosis. Using it on the foreskin without a doctor’s advice can be unsafe. If you have a tight foreskin, see a urologist or dermatologist for the proper treatment.

For phimosis without itching or burning, a doctor may recommend a mild corticosteroid cream, such as betamethasone, to help loosen the foreskin. It is usually applied once or twice daily for several weeks under medical supervision. Avoid using creams not prescribed for phimosis to prevent side effects. Please consult a doctor or urologist before starting any treatment to ensure it is safe and appropriate for your condition.

Frequent itching despite Betnovate GM use may indicate an underlying fungal infection or an untreated skin condition. You should stop repeated self-use, keep the area clean and dry, and consult a doctor for proper diagnosis and targeted treatment.

Betnovate N and GM can reduce redness and itching, but repeated use may mask an infection rather than fully cure it. A proper diagnosis is important, as bacterial skin infections often need targeted treatment rather than long-term combination creams.

Scrotal itching that does not improve after 10-15 days may be due to a fungal infection, allergy, or irritation that needs proper diagnosis. Avoid self-medication, keep the area clean and dry, and consult a doctor to identify the cause and start the appropriate treatment.

Itching and scratching that do not improve with Betnovate GM may indicate an ongoing infection or a skin condition that requires a different approach. Stop repeated self-use, keep the area clean and dry, and consult a doctor for proper diagnosis and targeted treatment.