Many years of experience in using fixed combinations of topical glucocorticosteroids in dermatology today seem to be justified not only theoretically (the pathogenesis of immuno-inflammatory and infectious dermatoses), but also from the perspective of optimizing therapeutic measures in this category of patients. From this position, the innovative combination drug Tetraderm® can be regarded as the drug of choice for dermatoses of combined etiology. The composition of the drug includes highly effective components that allow you to affect the inflammatory component, infection and trophic tissue in the lesions. The components of the drug show a favorable profile of antibacterial and antimycotic activity. Highly potent corticosteroid can effectively stop inflammation. The drug has prospects for use in various dermatoses of combined etiology (atopic dermatitis, eczema), in clinical situations when mycoses or pyoderma have signs of eczematization of the process, rashes in large folds, cystic dermatoses and diskeratoses.
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