Exploring the Potential of Thymoquinone and Hydrocortisone Cream for Inflammatory Skin Conditions: A Review Article

The review study investigates the possibility of using hydrocortisone and thymoquinone together as a medical cream to treat inflammatory skin diseases such as acne, eczema, and psoriasis. The well-known anti-inflammatory actions of hydrocortisone are enhanced by the anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and wound-healing qualities of thymoquinone, which is derived from Nigella sativa seeds. There is a noticeable lack of prescription creams with these substances, indicating a market gap, even though skin problems are chronic and there are treatment alternatives available. The review highlights the advantages of creams as the recommended dose form because of their ease of use, quick absorption, and patient choice. It also mentions the growing popularity of herbal and natural skincare products, which is consistent with thymoquinone's potential. In order to meet the unmet requirements of patients with dermatological conditions and progress pharmacotherapy in this area, the study recommends the creation and evaluation of a thymoquinone and hydrocortisone cream.