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Why use Canderm

Firstly, Canderm is useful in fighting fungal skin infections that appear between the toes (Athlete’s foot). Secondly, in the groin area (jock itch). Thirdly, skin folds (sweat rash), and lastly, circular rash on the body (ringworm). Furthermore, Canderm powder absorbs excessive perspiration or exudate (hyperhidrosis), moisture-aggravated heat and friction rashes (intertrigo), sooths irritated skin and protects against skin rashes.

Canderm contains clotrimazole which is clinically proven to cure fungal skin infections. Furthermore, it reduces itching, red rash and scaling due to moist areas,  skin friction and fungal skin infections.

Clotrimazole is the primary active ingredient in Canderm. In other words, the primary mechanism is antifungal action. Thus, this leads to on-label uses mainly covering skin fungal problems.

Canderm powder also contains Zinc oxide (in addition to clotrimazole). Zinc oxide has many benefits, including the following :

  • Skin protection
  • Soothes skin
  • Eases irritation

Canderm powder contains both clotrimazole and zinc oxide, which are clinically proven to cure fungal skin infections and reduce itching as well as skin friction. Furthermore, it reduces red rash and scaling due to moist areas.

Specifically, Canderm in its powder form is convenient to apply and highly suitable for moist areas where it helps keep the site dry. Thus, it adds comfort for the patient. Additionally, Canderm powder is available in a floral fragrance, which feels pleasant when applied. In this way it adds further to patient comfort.

Ointments and creams feel greasy or sticky, which iff ciurse leads to discomfort while wearing socks or footwear. Contrarily, Canderm powder is capable of being dusted on cloth and footwear. Hence, it is preferred over ointments and creams – especially in areas between the toes, skin folds, and excessive perspiration where dryness is most desired.

Canderm is a quality product manufactured by Shalina healthcare at a WHO-approved facility.

Symptoms

Athlete's Foot (Tinea pedis)
  • Athlete’s Foot is a contagious fungal infection between the toes.
  • The most common complaint is itchy white patches between the toes. Other complaints include the following:
    • sore and flaky patches
    • cracked, peeling or scaly skin
    • burning and stinging
    • blister formation
  • Individuals who wear tight-fitting (non-breathable) shoes, sweat heavily, walk barefoot in public areas and are in close contact with infected persons are at an increased risk of developing Athlete’s foot.
  • Treat Athlete’s Foot with a topical antifungal agent. These are available in the form of cream, powder or lotion.
  • Canderm is especially useful in fighting fungal skin infections.
Intertrigo
  • Intertrigo is a common skin condition that occurs because of skin-to-skin friction in warm, moist areas of the body. Commonly, this causes fungal skin infections.
  • It can develop in the groin area, between folds of abdominal skin, under the breasts, underarms, or between toes.
  • The common symptoms are a red rash, itching, stinging, burning or pain in the affected area.
  • Treat uninfected intertrigo by keeping the affected area dry, clean and cool. On the other hand, treat infected intertrigo with antifungal or antibacterial skin cream, powder or lotion.
  • Canderm is useful in fighting fungal skin infections.
Jock Itch (Tinea cruris)
  • Jock itch is a contagious fungal skin infection that occurs most commonly in the groin, inner thigh and butt crack.
  • It causes a red, itchy, scaly patch at the affected areas.
  • Firstly, the risk of developing jock itch is high in males. Secondly, people who wear tight-fitting underwear. Thirdly, heavier individuals. Fourthly, people who sweat heavily. Lastly, people who have weakened immune systems and diabetes.
  • Treat Jock itch with topical antifungal agents, available in cream, powder or lotion.
  • Canderm is useful in fighting fungal skin infections.
Yeast skin infection
  • The fungus Candida albicans causes yeast skin infection.
  • It commonly occurs in warm, moist, creased areas of the body, including the armpits and groin.
  • The common symptoms are red, scaly, moist patches on the skin, itching or burning, and irritation or tenderness.
  • Treat yeast skin infections with topical antifungal agents. These are available in the form of lotion, cream or powder.
Hyperhidrosis
  • Hyperhidrosis is excessive perspiration without heat or exercise. It leads to discomfort and embarrassment and disturbs routine activity.
  • It usually affects hands, feet, underarms, or face.
  • Hyperhidrosis can increase the risk of skin infections.
  • Use antiperspirant powders to absorb the excessive sweat and thereby prevent the risk of infection.
Ringworm
  • Ringworm is a common contagious fungal skin infection that can occur anywhere on the body.
  • It usually forms an itchy, circular (ring-shaped) rash with clearer skin in the middle. Hence why, it is named ringworm.
  • Common symptoms are scaly ring-shaped areas with associated itchiness, typically on the buttocks, trunk, arms and legs.
  • Treat Ringworm with topical antifungal agents, available in the form of cream, powder or lotion.
  • Canderm is useful in fighting fungal skin infections.

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