Eumosone 15 gm contains clobetasone, a corticosteroid that reduces redness, swelling, and skin irritation. It effectively relieves the symptoms of certain skin problems, including eczema (red skin with greasy-looking white or yellowish-coloured scales) and photodermatitis (a type of skin reaction triggered by exposure to sunlight. Eumosone treats skin rash due to allergy or a substance that irritates your skin. For children, Clobetasone 15 gm is used for dermatitis that has not responded to milder steroid formulations.   

Use Eumosone 15 gm cream once or twice daily. It should not be used daily for more than four weeks. Use only enough to cover the affected area. The number of times you apply this corticosteroid formulation may be reduced as your skin improves. Wash your hands before applying the medicine. Squeeze the correct amount of topical medication into your finger. Usually, a pea-sized amount can easily cover a patch of skin. Gently rub the medication into the skin. If you are using a moisturizer, allow time for Eumosone to be absorbed after each application before applying the moisturizer. If your skin condition doesn't improve after four weeks of regular application, speak to your health care professional.   

Applying a corticosteroid cream over weeks or months can contribute to skin thinning and permanent skin damage. Don't cover the treated skin with bandages, dressing, gloves, or plastic wrap unless your health care professional advises. It can cause more of this cream to pass through the skin. If you use Eumosone cream under an airtight dressing, including a child's nappy, ensure the skin is cleansed before a new dressing is used to prevent infections.

Some medicines and Eumosone cream may interfere with each other. These include itraconazole (a medicine for fungal infection) and ritonavir (a medicine for HIV). Avoid using any other topical corticosteroid while you are using this cream. If you use Clobetasone when breastfeeding, don't use it on your breast area to ensure your baby doesn't accidentally get this topical medication in their mouth.        

Inform your healthcare professional immediately if you do not feel well while using Clobetasone cream. Like other cream, Eumosone cream give rise to side effects. If they develop, they are most likely to be mild and temporary.

Be careful if you develop local skin burning, skin thinning, rash, itch, bleaching, hair disorders, or increased skin pigmentation. Worsening of dermatitis or eczema symptoms has also been reported. Using more than recommended may cause changes to your skin, such as skin thinning, allowing clobetasone to pass through the skin, and may affect other body parts. If your skin worsens or is swollen during the treatment, you may be allergic to the drug, have an infection, or need other treatment.