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Fungal infection of toenail
Having fungal infection in my toenail for past 2 years
Have started treatment one month back.
Was prescribed TAZORET GEL. Skin peeling began around the toe nail. I was resisting the urge to itch. But it was getting too much. So I itched. And then it was like a small ulcer kind of thing. Very small. Then prescribed HH fudic cream for that.
Please doctors tell me. What's happening?
What is the reason for this? How long will it take to go?
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For toe nail fungal infection treatment is for 3 months. Tazeret gel won't help in fungal infection. Antifungal medicines are required for treatment.
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consult a dermatologist with photographs for treatment.
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It's Fungus or yeast infection....common around skin folds like thighs and genitals.. avoid sweating, sharing clothes,towels and soap.. specific medicine required depends on the severity.. for detailed prescription do direct online consultation by sending photos.
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Itz a very common side effect of the gel applied
This side effect happens if the patient applies the cream in excess n keeps it beyond 2 hrs.
Have faith in your doctor always.
Hhfudic rightly prescribed to tackle down itch
Next Steps
nothing to worry Follow with Hhfudic for 5-7 days
Health Tips
store tazoret in fridge
apply by earbud in small quantity peanut size after 7 days wash in 30-60 min
pre apply Vaseline petrolatum
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