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Introduction

Fusiderm B is a topical skin‑care preparation that contains the corticosteroid betamethasone together with the antibacterial agent fusidic acid. The combination is designed to reduce inflammation while simultaneously treating bacterial contamination of the skin. In Hong Kong, skin disorders such as eczema, psoriasis, and superficial bacterial infections are common, and a medication that addresses both inflammation and infection can simplify treatment regimens and improve patient adherence. Fusiderm B is classified under the “Skin Care” medication group and is intended for external use on the skin.

What is Fusiderm B?

• Definition – Fusiderm B is a cream (or ointment) that combines two active compounds: Betamethasone (a potent synthetic glucocorticoid) and Fusidic Acid (a bacteriostatic antibiotic effective against Gram‑positive organisms, especially Staphylococcus aureus).
• Classification – It is a fixed‑dose combination topical medication, registered as a prescription‑only product in most jurisdictions.
• Development and Manufacturer – The formulation has been developed by dermatology‑focused pharmaceutical companies and is marketed in several regions under brand names such as Fusiderm, Betnovate‑F, or Fucidin‑Bet.
• Regulatory status – In Hong Kong, the product is listed in the Department of Health’s “Pharmacy and Poisons Ordinance” as a prescription drug for dermatologic use.

How Fusiderm B Works

1. Betamethasone binds to intracellular glucocorticoid receptors, modifying gene transcription and suppressing the production of pro‑inflammatory cytokines (e.g., IL‑1, TNF‑α). This results in reduced redness, swelling, and itching. The anti‑inflammatory effect typically begins within a few hours of application and may persist for 12–24 hours due to the drug’s lipophilicity.

2. Fusidic Acid interferes with bacterial protein synthesis by binding to the elongation factor G (EF‑G) on the ribosome, preventing translocation of the peptidyl‑tRNA. This bacteriostatic action limits the growth of susceptible organisms, primarily Staphylococcus species, which are common culprits in secondary infection of inflamed skin lesions.

3. Combined effect – By simultaneously reducing inflammation and controlling bacterial load, the preparation accelerates lesion healing, limits the risk of secondary infection, and reduces the need for separate antibiotic or steroid prescriptions. Systemic absorption from intact skin is minimal; however, compromised skin can increase absorption, so treatment duration is limited to the recommended period (generally ≤ 14 days).

Conditions Treated with Fusiderm B

• Atopic dermatitis (eczema) – Chronic inflammatory disease with a high prevalence in Hong Kong (~10 % of children). Fusiderm B decreases flare severity and treats secondary bacterial colonisation.
• Psoriasis vulgaris (plaque psoriasis) – Hyperproliferative dermatosis often complicated by bacterial infection; the steroid component reduces plaque thickness, while fusidic acid prevents superinfection.
• Acneiform eruptions and folliculitis – Inflammatory lesions with Staphylococcal involvement; the combination clears inflammation and bacterial load.
• Superficial bacterial skin infections – Impetigo, localized cellulitis, and infected dermatitis where Staphylococcus aureus is identified.
• Seborrheic dermatitis with secondary infection – The steroid relieves scaling, and fusidic acid curbs bacterial overgrowth.

Epidemiologically, the dense urban environment of Hong Kong contributes to higher rates of dermatologic conditions exacerbated by humidity and close contact, underscoring the utility of a dual‑action topical therapy.

Who is Fusiderm B For?

• Adults with inflammatory dermatoses who show signs of bacterial colonisation or infection (e.g., pustules, crusting).
• Patients requiring short‑term, high‑potency anti‑inflammatory therapy where a single product can replace separate steroid and antibiotic prescriptions.
• Individuals with limited access to dermatology specialists; the combination simplifies self‑management under physician supervision.

Contra‑indications / Cautions –

• Not suitable for patients with known hypersensitivity to betamethasone, fusidic acid, or any formulation excipients.
• Caution in extensive skin damage, large‑area application (> 10 % body surface), or in occluded sites, as systemic steroid absorption may increase.
• Pregnant or lactating women should use only if the benefit outweighs the potential risk; systemic exposure is low but data are limited.

Risks, Side Effects, and Interactions

Common

• Local skin irritation – mild burning, stinging, or itching at the application site.
• Transient erythema – temporary redness due to corticosteroid activity.

Rare

• Contact allergic dermatitis – immune‑mediated reaction to fusidic acid or formulation additives.
• Folliculitis or acneiform eruption – paradoxical response to topical steroids in susceptible individuals.

Serious

• Cushingoid features – facial rounding, hirsutism, or striae after prolonged, extensive use or in patients with compromised skin barrier.
• Secondary infection – over‑suppression of local immunity may permit overgrowth of resistant organisms; signs include increased pain, purulent discharge, or spreading erythema.

Drug–Drug Interactions

• Systemic corticosteroids – concurrent systemic steroid therapy may potentiate systemic glucocorticoid effects, increasing risk of adrenal suppression.
• Other topical antibiotics – simultaneous use of topical neomycin or mupirocin is generally unnecessary and may increase the risk of resistance.
• Immunosuppressants (e.g., cyclosporine) – may amplify steroid‑related skin thinning; monitor closely.

Patients should inform their healthcare provider of all concomitant medications, including over‑the‑counter skin products.

Practical Use: Dosing, Missed Dose, Overdose

• Standard dosing – Apply a thin layer (approximately 1 g or the size of a fingertip unit) to the affected area 2 – 3 times daily. Typical treatment duration is 7–14 days, or as directed by a physician.
• Missed dose – If a dose is forgotten, apply the missed dose as soon as it is remembered, unless it is close to the next scheduled dose; in that case, skip the missed dose and resume the regular schedule. Do not double‑dose.
• Overdose – Excessive application (e.g., > 10 g/day or use over large body surface) may lead to systemic corticosteroid effects. Symptoms such as rapid weight gain, facial swelling, or mood changes require immediate medical evaluation.
• Precautions –
  • Avoid application to broken skin, open wounds, or mucous membranes unless directed.
  • Do not use occlusive dressings (e.g., plastic wrap) unless prescribed, as this can increase absorption.
  • Alcohol consumption does not affect topical efficacy but should be moderated in patients with liver disease, as systemic steroid metabolism may be altered.
  • No specific food interactions are known for this topical product.

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FAQ

• **Can Fusiderm B be used on the scalp?**
  Yes, the cream can be applied to the scalp for conditions such as seborrheic dermatitis or scalp psoriasis, but it should be massaged gently and washed out after the recommended treatment period to prevent hair shaft irritation.

• **Is there a risk of bacterial resistance with fusidic acid?**
  Prolonged or inappropriate use of fusidic acid can select for resistant Staphylococcus strains. The combination product is intended for short‑term therapy (≤ 14 days) to minimise this risk; clinicians should monitor for clinical failure.

• **How should Fusiderm B be stored in Hong Kong’s humid climate?**
  Store the cream in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. A sealed container within a bedroom drawer (temperature 15‑25 °C) is suitable; avoid bathroom cabinets where humidity is high.

• **What is the typical appearance of the Fusiderm B cream?**
  The product is a white to off‑white, semi‑solid cream with a smooth texture. The packaging often includes a tube or 30 g/50 g tub, labelled with the active ingredients and expiry date.

• **Can Fusiderm B be imported for personal use into Hong Kong?**
  Personal import of prescription‑only medicines is permitted under Hong Kong customs regulations when a valid prescription from a licensed practitioner is provided. Our online pharmacy ensures that required documentation accompanies each shipment.

• **Are there any specific warnings for Asian populations?**
  No ethnic‑specific safety data have identified increased risk; however, patients with darker skin tones should be advised that potent steroids may cause hypo‑pigmentation or post‑inflammatory hyperpigmentation if used excessively.

• **Does Fusiderm B have different formulations in the EU versus Asia?**
  The core active ingredients (betamethasone .1 % w/w and fusidic acid 2 % w/w) are consistent across regions, but excipients such as preservatives or emulsifiers may vary to meet local regulatory standards.

• **Is the cream suitable for use during pregnancy?**
  Topical corticosteroids are generally considered low‑risk in pregnancy when used sparingly. Fusidic acid has limited systemic absorption; however, pregnant patients should use the product only under medical supervision and avoid large‑area application.

• **What should I do if I develop a rash after starting Fusiderm B?**
  A new rash may indicate an allergic reaction to the medication. Discontinue use immediately and seek medical advice; a clinician may recommend an alternative topical without fusidic acid or a lower‑potency steroid.

• **Can I travel internationally with Fusiderm B in my carry‑on luggage?**
  Yes, the cream is allowed in hand‑carry containers up to 100 ml. Ensure the product is clearly labeled and keep it in its original packaging to facilitate inspection at security checkpoints.

Glossary

Glucocorticoid

A class of steroid hormones that bind intracellular receptors to regulate inflammation, immune response, and metabolic pathways. Betamethasone is a synthetic glucocorticoid with high anti‑inflammatory potency.

Bacteriostatic

An antimicrobial action that inhibits bacterial growth without directly killing the organism; fusidic acid exerts this effect by blocking protein synthesis.

Occlusion

The covering of a skin area with an impermeable dressing, which can increase percutaneous absorption of topical agents.

Cushingoid features

Physical signs resembling Cushing’s syndrome (e.g., facial rounding, central obesity, skin striae) that may appear after systemic exposure to excess glucocorticoids.

⚠️ Disclaimer

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