Betamethasone+Gentamicin+Miconazole (active substance) - analogs
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Betamethasone+Gentamicin+Miconazole included in the composition |
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- 86% Betamethasone+Gentamicin+Clotrimazole Negative 🔍 [Betamethasone and more 2Gentamicin, Clotrimazole]
- 85% Betamethasone+Gentamycin Negative 🔍 [Betamethasone and more 1Gentamicin]
- 67% Hydrocortisone+Chloramphenicol Negative 🔍 [Hydrocortisone and more 1Chloramphenicol]
- 66% Betamethasone+Clotrimazole Negative 🔍 [Betamethasone and more 1Clotrimazole]
- 64% Betamethasone+Interferon alfa-2b Dangerous 🔍 [Betamethasone and more 1Interferon alfa-2b]
- 63% Betamethasone+Mupirocin Negative 🔍 [Betamethasone and more 1Mupirocin]
- 62% Betamethasone+Salicylic acid Negative 🔍 [Betamethasone and more 1Salicylic acid]
- 62% Betamethasone+Fusidic acid Negative 🔍 [Betamethasone and more 1Fusidic acid]
- 62% Gentamicin+Dexamethasone Dangerous 🔍 [Gentamicin and more 1Dexamethasone]
- 59% Betamethasone+Hydroxocobalamin+Diclofenac Negative 🔍 [Betamethasone and more 2Hydroxocobalamin, Diclofenac]
- 59% Hydrocortisone+Fusidic acid Negative 🔍 [Hydrocortisone and more 1Fusidic acid]
- 59% Hydrocortisone+Lidocaine Negative 🔍 [Hydrocortisone and more 1Lidocaine]
- 59% Hydrocortisone+Chlorhexidine Negative 🔍 [Hydrocortisone and more 1Chlorhexidine]
- 58% Betamethasone+Neomycin Negative 🔍 [Betamethasone and more 1Neomycin]
- 58% Hydrocortisone acetate+Metronidazole+Natamycin+Chloramphenicol Negative 🔍 [Metronidazole and more 3Natamycin, Chloramphenicol, Hydrocortisone]
- 57% Dexpanthenol+Lidocaine+Prednisolone Dangerous 🔍 [Dexpanthenol and more 2Lidocaine, Prednisolone]
- 56% Betamethasone+Chlorhexidine Negative 🔍 [Betamethasone and more 1Chlorhexidine]
- 55% Dexamethasone+Camphor+Racementhol Dangerous 🔍 [Dexamethasone and more 2Camphor, Racementhol]
- 55% Betamethasone+Carbamide Negative 🔍 [Betamethasone and more 1Urea]
- 54% Hydrocortisone+Natamycin+Neomycin Negative 🔍 [Hydrocortisone and more 2Natamycin, Neomycin]
- 53% Benzocaine+Butambene+Hydrocortisone+Framycetine+Eskulozide Negative 🔍 [Benzocaine and more 2Hydrocortisone, Framycetin]
- 53% Dexamethasone+Lidocaine Dangerous 🔍 [Dexamethasone and more 1Lidocaine]
- 51% Dexamethasone+Neomycin+Polymyxin B+Phenylephrine Dangerous 🔍 [Dexamethasone and more 3Neomycin, Polymyxin B, Phenylephrine]
- 50% Gramicidin S+Dexamethasone+Framycetin Dangerous 🔍 [Gramicidin S and more 2Dexamethasone, Framycetin]
- 49% Dexamethasone+Neomycin+Polymyxin B Dangerous 🔍 [Dexamethasone and more 2Neomycin, Polymyxin B]
- 48% Ciprofloxacin+Dexamethasone Dangerous 🔍 [Ciprofloxacin and more 1Dexamethasone]
- 48% Dexamethasone+Ciprofloxacin Dangerous 🔍 [Dexamethasone and more 1Ciprofloxacin]
- 47% Dexamethasone+Neomycin Dangerous 🔍 [Dexamethasone and more 1Neomycin]
- 47% Framycetin+Gramicidin+Dexamethasone Dangerous 🔍 [Framycetin and more 2Dexamethasone, Gramicidin S]
- 47% Gentamicin+Dexpanthenol+Mometasone+Econazole Negative 🔍 [Gentamicin and more 3Dexpanthenol, Mometasone, Econazole]
- 46% Beclomethasone+Clotrimasole+Gentamicin Negative 🔍 [Beclometasone and more 2Clotrimazole, Gentamicin]
- 45% Dexamethasone+Tobramycin Dangerous 🔍 [Dexamethasone and more 1Tobramycin]
- 43% Hydrocortisone+Oxytetracycline Negative 🔍 [Hydrocortisone and more 1Oxytetracycline]
- 43% Dexamethasone+Levofloxacin Dangerous 🔍 [Dexamethasone and more 1Levofloxacin]
- 43% Tetracycline+Triamcinolone Dangerous 🔍 [Tetracycline and more 1Triamcinolone]
- 43% Neomycin+Nystatin+Prednisolone+Ternidazole Neomycin+Nystatin+Prednisolone+Ternidazole Dangerous 🔍 [Neomycin and more 2Nystatin, Prednisolone]
- 42% Heparin sodium+Prednisolone Dangerous 🔍 [Heparin sodium and more 1Prednisolone]
- 42% Heparin sodium+Lauromacrogol 600+Prednisolone Dangerous 🔍 [Heparin sodium and more 1Prednisolone]
- 40% Heparin sodium+Prednisolone+Lauromacrogol 600 Dangerous 🔍 [Heparin sodium and more 2Prednisolone, Lauromacrogol 400]
- 39% Methylprednisolone Negative 🔍
- 39% Hydrocortisone+Zinc sulfate Negative 🔍 [Hydrocortisone and more 1Zinc sulfate]
- 38% Heparin sodium+Lidocaine+Prednisolone Dangerous 🔍 [Heparin sodium and more 2Lidocaine, Prednisolone]
- 38% Heparin sodium+Lauromacrogol 400+Prednisolone Dangerous 🔍 [Heparin sodium and more 2Lauromacrogol 400, Prednisolone]
- 37% Hydrocortisone Negative 🔍
- 36% Gentamicin+Fusidic acid neutral [Gentamicin and more 1Fusidic acid]
- 36% Aciclovir+Hydrocortisone Negative 🔍 [Aciclovir and more 1Hydrocortisone]
- 36% Betamethasone+Calcipotriol Negative 🔍 [Betamethasone and more 1Calcipotriol]
- 36% Clioquinol+Prednisolone Dangerous 🔍 [Prednisolone]
- 36% Prednisolone Dangerous 🔍
- 35% Ornidazole+Neomycin+Prednisolone+Econazole Dangerous 🔍 [Ornidazole and more 3Neomycin, Prednisolone, Econazole]
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- The drug has «Betamethasone+Gentamicin+Miconazole» 51 analog by action, the most similar - Betamethasone+Gentamicin+Clotrimazole .
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