Six months of persistent itching that hasn't responded to antifungals (Luliconazole) or steroid (TAF-GM) creams suggests the cause might not be a simple fungal infection. Prolonged use of steroid creams can actually worsen itching by thinning the skin. I recommend stopping these medicated creams. For temporary relief, you can use a mild zinc oxide barrier cream and take an oral antihistamine like cetirizine to reduce itching. Keep the area clean, dry, and wear loose cotton clothing. Please consult a dermatologist or gynaecologist for a proper physical exam and potential skin swab. This will help identify the exact cause, such as contact dermatitis or a non-fungal issue, so you can receive the correct targeted treatment.

It is not recommended to use Taf GM cream during pregnancy without consulting your doctor. The cream contains multiple active ingredients, including a strong corticosteroid (Betamethasone), which may not be safe for your developing baby. Vaginal itching is very common during pregnancy and is frequently caused by a simple yeast infection. This can be easily and safely treated with specific, pregnancy-safe antifungal medications. Please avoid self-medicating and contact your obstetrician. They will safely diagnose the cause of your discomfort and prescribe a targeted treatment that is safe for both you and your baby.