This medication is a combination of medicines that is utilized for the treatment of different skin infections caused by bacteria and fungi Clobetasol functions by blocking specific chemicals in the skin thereby reducing redness swelling and itching Gentamicin works by halting the production of vital proteins in order to eliminate bacteria Miconazole on the other hand prevents the growth of fungi by inhibiting the formation of their protective covering Prior to taking this medication it is advised to consult with your doctor

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