If scabies persists after three weeks of treatment, it may be due to incomplete application, reinfestation from close contacts, or, rarely, resistant mites. It is essential to consult a dermatologist for reassessment, who may recommend repeating or adjusting the treatment, ensuring all close contacts are treated at the same time, thoroughly cleaning bedding, clothing, and towels, and checking for secondary infections caused by scratching. Following the specialist?s instructions carefully is essential to achieve complete eradication and prevent reinfestation.

If your symptoms have not improved even after 20 days, it is advisable to revisit your doctor so they can re examine the area, perform any necessary tests to identify the exact cause, and determine whether you require a different cream or another type of treatment, because persistent itching and burning generally need proper reassessment to ensure the most appropriate and effective management.

If ringworm persists for a year despite using Surfaz SN, it may be due to incomplete treatment, incorrect diagnosis, or a resistant fungal infection. It is important to consult a dermatologist for a proper examination, as they may take a skin scraping or culture to confirm the type of fungus. Based on the results, the doctor may prescribe an appropriate antifungal cream or oral antifungal medication and provide guidance on hygiene, clothing, and environmental measures to prevent reinfection. Avoid self-medicating further and follow the specialist's instructions carefully to ensure effective treatment.

Surfaz SN ointment contains Beclomethasone Dipropionate, which is a steroid, along with an antibiotic (neomycin) and an antifungal (clotrimazole). Because it contains a steroid and antimicrobial agents, it is generally not recommended for mild skin allergies. Mild skin allergies usually improve with simpler treatments such as antihistamine creams or soothing emollients, and you should consult a doctor before using Surfaz SN to ensure it is safe and appropriate for your condition.

Surfaz-SN cream contains a steroid, an antibiotic, and an antifungal, so it is generally not recommended during pregnancy unless specifically prescribed by a doctor. Using steroids or antibiotics without supervision may carry risks for both you and your baby. For mild itching during pregnancy, safer alternatives include soothing emollients, gentle moisturisers, or mild topical antihistamines approved by your doctor. It is essential to consult your obstetrician or dermatologist before using Surfaz-SN to ensure safe and appropriate treatment.

Itching in the groin along with swelling of the testes may indicate a more serious condition than a simple skin allergy or fungal infection, and using Surfaz SN cream for just one day is unlikely to provide significant relief. It is essential to consult a doctor, preferably a dermatologist or urologist, as soon as possible for a thorough examination and testing to identify the cause, which may include infections, allergic reactions, or other medical conditions. Avoid self-medicating further, keep the area clean and dry, and seek professional guidance promptly to ensure safe and effective treatment.