Terbison 1 % Cream 10 Gm

Terbison 1 % Cream 10 Gm is used to treat fungal skin infections such as athlete's foot, jock itch, ringworm and pityriasis versicolor, controlling fungal growth and easing related skin symptoms.

Uses of Terbison 1 % Cream 10 Gm are:

• Athlete's Foot and Jock Itch: Controls fungal growth and reduces itching and redness.
• Ringworm: Treats ringworm infections of the skin.
• Pityriasis Versicolor: Helps clear this fungal skin condition and improve skin appearance.

To use Terbison 1 % Cream 10 Gm correctly, follow these instructions:

• Ensure the affected skin area is clean and dry before applying the cream.
• Apply a thin layer of Terbison 1 % Cream 10 Gm to the infected area and its surroundings.
• Gently rub the cream into your skin until it's fully absorbed.
• After application, wash your hands thoroughly unless they're the area being treated.
• Avoid covering or bandaging the treated area unless your doctor advises otherwise.
• Be careful not to get the cream in your eyes, nose, mouth, or mucous membranes. If this happens, rinse thoroughly with water.

Terbison 1 % Cream 10 Gm is applied topically.

Terbison 1 % Cream 10 Gm contains terbinafine (1 %), which operates on your body as follows:

• Inhibits Squalene Epoxidase: The active ingredient, terbinafine, hinders an enzyme called squalene epoxidase in fungus cells. This enzyme produces ergosterol, a key component of fungal cell membranes.
• Damages Fungal Cell Membrane: By blocking the production of ergosterol through squalene epoxidase inhibition, terbinafine disrupts the fungal cell membrane. As a result, the fungus cells lose their functionality and eventually die off.

• Store Terbison 1 % Cream 10 Gm at room temperature.
• Keep the cream in a dry place, away from direct heat and light.
• Ensure the lid is tightly closed after each use to prevent air exposure.
• Always keep Terbison 1 % Cream 10 Gm out of reach of children.

• If you're managing an athlete's foot or jock itch, remember to change your socks and underwear daily. Moist environments can encourage fungal growth, so keeping these areas dry can help manage these conditions.
• For ringworm or any skin-based fungal infection, avoid sharing personal items such as towels or clothing. Direct contact with infected items can spread the infection further.