Explore label-based information about Kedermfa cream, including
its listed uses, active ingredients, application directions,
safety precautions, possible side effects and manufacturer information.
A concise overview from the supplied Kedermfa packaging
and package insert before exploring the detailed guides.
Product Form
Topical cream
Pack Size
1 tube × 5g
Active Formula
Ketoconazole + Neomycin sulfate
Application
External use · 1–2 times daily
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Uses
Guides about Kedermfa uses, application directions and practical label-based information for topical use.
Safety information for Kedermfa, including contraindications, precautions, possible side effects, overuse and important restrictions from the supplied leaflet.
Kedermfa is a topical prescription cream supplied in a 5g tube.
The package insert lists ketoconazole and neomycin sulfate as
the active ingredients.
The leaflet lists the cream for local treatment of fungal skin
infections accompanied by secondary bacterial infection. This hub
organizes the supplied label information into practical guides on
uses, ingredients, application, safety and possible side effects.
The supplied leaflet lists Kedermfa for local treatment of
fungal skin infections accompanied by secondary bacterial infection.
Examples listed in the leaflet include fungal infections of the
feet, groin or thigh area, other areas of the body, fungal nail
infections and tinea versicolor.
The package insert directs users to clean and dry the
affected skin before applying the cream.
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Apply a thin layer
Apply a thin layer of the cream to the affected area.
Kedermfa is intended for external topical use.
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Follow the listed frequency
The supplied leaflet states application once or twice
daily, or according to a physician's directions.
Ingredients & Formula
What’s Inside Kedermfa?
The supplied package insert lists two active ingredients:
ketoconazole and neomycin sulfate.
The leaflet also provides a list of excipients used in the
cream formulation. The dedicated ingredient guide organizes
the complete label-listed formula in one place.
Do not use the cream in people allergic to an ingredient
in the formulation or with a history of hypersensitivity
to aminoglycoside antibiotics.
Application Area
Avoid eyes and open wounds
The leaflet states that Kedermfa must not be swallowed,
used on the eye mucosa, or applied to open or bleeding wounds.
Pregnancy & Breastfeeding
Follow the leaflet restriction
The supplied leaflet states that safety during pregnancy
has not been established and says not to use the medicine
during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Compatibility
Do not mix with other medicines
The leaflet states that compatibility has not been studied
and advises not to mix Kedermfa with other medicines.
Also listed in the package insert:
there is no evidence stated of an effect on driving or operating
machinery. Keep the medicine out of the reach of children and read
the supplied instructions carefully before use.
Possible Side Effects
What Side Effects Are Listed?
The supplied leaflet describes unwanted effects as rare and
lists skin redness and a burning sensation.
It also advises informing a doctor or pharmacist about adverse
reactions experienced during use.
The package insert states that excessive use may cause
skin redness and a burning sensation.
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Kedermfa in Product Comparisons
Comparison guides can organize documented differences between
topical products by formula, labeled uses, application directions
and safety information.
For a side-by-side guide involving Kedermfa, use the dedicated
Silkron comparison page.
The supplied packaging and leaflet provide manufacturing
information for Kedermfa.
The outer box identifies associated manufacturing by
QM.Mediphar – WA PHARMA USA. The package insert
names Quang Minh Pharmaceutical Trading Joint Stock Company
as the manufacturing establishment, at 4A Lo Lu, Truong Thanh Ward,
District 9, Ho Chi Minh City.
The supplied leaflet lists ketoconazole 100mg and
neomycin sulfate 25,000 IU per 5g tube.
How often is Kedermfa applied?
The package insert states application once or twice
daily, or according to a physician's directions.
Is Kedermfa for external use?
Yes. The leaflet identifies it as a topical cream
and states that it must not be swallowed.
What side effects are listed?
The supplied leaflet lists rare skin redness and
a burning sensation.
How should Kedermfa be stored?
Store it in a cool, dry place below 30°C and protect
it from light. The leaflet lists a shelf life of
24 months from the manufacturing date.
Primary Sources
Source Material Used for This Guide
The product facts on this hub are based on the supplied
Kedermfa packaging and package-insert images.
Kedermfa 5g packaging and supplied package insert
Package-insert panel covering ingredients, indications
and application directions.
Package-insert panel covering precautions, possible
side effects, overuse and storage information.
Packaging information covering storage and warning details.
Kedermfa 5g outer packaging used for product identification
and pack information.
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