Egoderm Cream 50 g
Corticosteroid‑Free Ichthammol 1% Cream for Itchy, Inflamed Skin Conditions

Active Ingredient
Ichthammol (Ammonium Bituminosulfonate) 1% w/w — natural topical anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, and mildly astringent compound ([turn0search0], [turn0search5])

Egoderm, Ichthammol cream, Tumenol cream

Alternative formulations available: Egoderm ointment, creams with added zinc oxide ([turn0search2], [turn0search6])

Topical therapy (non-corticosteroid) for dermatitis, eczema, minor skin irritations ([turn0search3])

Ichthammol reduces inflammation and soothed itchiness through anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and mild astringent effects, stabilizing skin and relieving symptoms ([turn0search0], [turn0search1])

Indications & Uses
Relieves skin conditions such as:

Dermatitis and eczema

Cosmetic or shaving rashes

Dry, scaly skin and fissures

Genital/anal irritation, diaper rash

Minor cold sores ([turn0search0], [turn0search2], [turn0search3], [turn0search6])

Directions for Use
Adults, children, infants:

Clean skin using a soap-free cleanser.

Apply thin layer three times daily or as needed to affected area ([turn0search1], [turn0search3])

After inflammation subsides, reduce frequency to maintenance use for complete recovery.

Discontinue if irritation develops, and consult a healthcare provider.

Storage: Below 30 °C; keep out of reach of children ([turn0search3], [turn0search6])

50 g tube

Cream contains ichthammol 1%, with mild preservatives (e.g., methyl/propyl hydroxybenzoate) but is lanolin-free, minimizing allergenic potential ([turn0search1], [turn0search6])

⚠ Side Effects & Adverse Reactions
Generally well tolerated. Rare local sensitization, irritation; discontinue if it worsens ([turn0search1], [turn0search6])

Minimal systemic absorption—no systemic side effects documented

Warnings & Precautions
For external use only—avoid eyes and mucous membranes ([turn0search1], [turn0search3])

Discontinue and seek advice if irritation or rash develops

Use caution in sensitive-skinned individuals; patch test recommended

Not a corticosteroid—may not suffice for severe eczema; consult your doctor if persistent beyond 7–10 days

No known drug–drug interactions due to negligible systemic absorption

Can be safely combined with most topical therapies unless sensitivity occurs

Drug Classification
OTC, non-prescription topical emollient cream

Non-steriodic topical preparation for eczema, dermatitis, and minor skin irritations ([turn0search3])

FAQs
Q1. What is Egoderm used for?
A1. Egoderm treats inflamed, itchy, scaly skin conditions such as eczema, dermatitis, shaving rash, and diaper rash with a gentle 1% ichthammol formulation ([turn0search0], [turn0search3]).

Q2. How often should I apply Egoderm?
A2. Apply three times daily or as needed until inflammation eases, then reduce use to avoid dryness while completing recovery ([turn0search1], [turn0search3]).

Q3. Is Egoderm safe for babies and pregnant women?
A3. Yes—formulated for all ages and safe during pregnancy, but consult a healthcare provider if skin is severely inflamed or persistent ([turn0search3]).

Q4. How does Egoderm differ from steroid creams?
A4. Egoderm is corticosteroid-free; it relieves symptoms using natural anti-inflammatory and antiseptic effects rather than suppressing the immune response.

Q5. What if itching persists?
A5. If symptoms continue after 5–7 days, consider a stronger topical treatment (e.g., Egoderm ointment or steroid alternatives) or seek medical advice ([turn0search1], [turn0search3]).

What is Egoderm cream used for?
Egoderm cream contains ichthammol 1%, providing anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, and soothing relief for dermatitis, eczema, shaving rash, dry cracked skin, diaper rash, and minor skin irritation.

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