The darkening of the skin between your thighs is usually caused by friction or a fungal infection, and the early improvement you noticed with Lobate GN Skin Cream was likely due to the steroid component (Clobetasol) masking the issue. You should stop using the steroid-based cream immediately, as it may worsen fungal infections and thin the skin over time. Please consult a doctor or dermatologist who can diagnose the exact cause and recommend a safe, specific treatment, such as a suitable antifungal or a gentle lightening cream.

If your ringworm has returned even after using several creams, it may be because the infection is deep-seated, resistant to antifungals, or has been worsened by steroid-based creams. You should stop all creams immediately and consult a dermatologist, who can examine the affected area properly and prescribe an oral antifungal if needed. Also, remember to wash your clothes, towels and bedding in hot water to help prevent the infection from spreading.

The relief you get from Lobate GN Skin Cream is only temporary because the steroid in it (Clobetasol) may mask the symptoms of a fungal infection, causing the problem to return once you stop using the cream. You should discontinue the cream immediately and keep the affected area clean and dry. The best course of action now is to consult your doctor or a dermatologist for an accurate diagnosis and an effective, steroid-free antifungal treatment.

You should stop using Lobate GN Skin Cream and consult your doctor, as your symptoms may be due to a different condition, such as an allergy, a nerve problem, or another underlying issue. Your doctor will properly diagnose the cause of your itching and burning and prescribe the appropriate treatment. Over-the-counter medicines may not be safe or effective without a proper diagnosis.

You should stop using Lobate GN Skin Cream immediately, as the steroid (Clobetasol) in it may worsen ringworm or mask the underlying problem. Keep the area clean and dry and continue applying Sebifin Cream (Terbinafine) for 2-4 weeks. Consult a doctor if the infection does not improve, as you may need a proper check-up and a more potent oral antifungal medicine to clear it completely.

Stop using Lobate GN cream immediately, as it contains a steroid (Clobetasol) that may worsen the fungal infection and cause it to recur. You need a pure antifungal cream, such as clotrimazole or terbinafine, and in some cases, oral antifungal tablets prescribed by a doctor. Keep the affected areas clean and dry, change your clothes daily, and avoid sharing towels or clothing to prevent the infection from spreading.