A fungal infection that keeps returning despite treatment may be due to a resistant fungus, incomplete treatment, reinfection, or the use of steroid-containing creams. Triben CN cream contains clobetasol, a strong steroid, along with antifungal and antibacterial medicines. Although it may temporarily reduce redness and itching, steroid creams can sometimes worsen fungal infections, make them spread, and change their appearance, especially when used for long periods. Zocon dusting powder (clotrimazole) and Zocon 150 tablet (fluconazole) may help some fungal infections, but resistant infections are becoming more common and may require different antifungal medicines or a longer treatment course. Doctors may prescribe other antifungal creams, such as luliconazole, terbinafine, or sertaconazole, and, in some cases, stronger oral antifungal tablets after proper evaluation. It is very important to keep the affected area clean and dry, avoid scratching, wear loose cotton clothing, and avoid sharing towels or clothing. Continue treatment for the full recommended period even if symptoms improve early. You should consult a dermatologist, as they can examine the infection properly and may perform a skin scraping or fungal test to confirm the diagnosis and select the most effective treatment.