Each 1g Isocort® cream contains :

• Isoconazole nitrate           10mg
• Diflucortolone valerate     1mg

Isocort® cream  is topical antimycotic drug used for :

• Superficial mycoses of hairless and hairy skin (dermatophytes, candidiasis, pityriasis versicolor).
• Due to the presence of diflucortolone valerate, Isocort® cream is particularly indicated for the treatment of mycoses with cutaneous symptoms of inflammatory or eczematous nature.
• Sever inflammatory skin disorders such as eczemas unresponsive to less potent corticosteroids, contact dermatitis, insect stings.  

• Hypersensitivity to any components of the formulation.
• Presence of tubercular, luetic, and viral lesions in the area to be treated (vaccinial pustules, smallpox, chickenpox, herpes simplex).
• In untreated bacterial, fungal, or viral skin lesions, in acne rosacea, and in perioral dermatitis.

• Prolonged use and/or application on extensive area should be avoided during pregnancy and lactation.
• The product should be taken by pregnant women and infants only if absolutely necessary and under direct medical supervision.

• When treating large body areas (about 10% and more of the total skin surface) and during long-term use (over four weeks), side effects related to corticosteroid absorption can appear as for other topical products containing corticosteroids.The following effects can appear locally: cutaneous atrophy, hypertrichosis, hypopigmentation, striae, telangiectasia, burning sensation, irritation, folliculitis.
• The appearance during treatment of any undesirable effects not described in this leaflet, should be immediately reported to the physician or to the pharmacist.
• In order to minimize the side effects of a topical corticosteroids, it is important to apply it thinly to affected areas only, no more frequently than twice daily, and to use the least potent formulation which is fully effective.

• Unless differently prescribed by the physician, Isocort® cream dosage is two applications a day for seven days .
• In case of mycosis between the toes, a dressing soaked with Isocort® cream should be applied between the toes .
• When the inflammatory and eczematous skin symptoms disappear or after one week of treatment, do not continue to apply Isocort® cream, but if necessary continue treatment with the antimycotic drug alone or only the corticosteroid.

• Long-term use of the product can favor the development of microorganisms not sensitive to the chemotherapeutic drug present in the product. In such case, adopt the proper therapeutic measures.
• In case of application to the face, avoid product contact with your eyes.
• Long-term use of  product for topical use can cause sensitization phenomena. In such case, interrupt the treatment and start an appropriate therapy.

• Tube of 20 g cream.

• Store below 30 °C.