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For the past 6 months nail fungus has developed in my left middle finger. I have been using CANESTEN topical solution, but seems no cure. Now,what do I do?
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Nail infections are very slow to respond to treatment because the nail matrix does not have much supply of blood and local application or systemic medicines fail to reach the inner parts of the nail and it may take much more time to get away. You have to continue your medicines patiently. At the most some oral medicines acting against nail fungus can be added but for that you have to consult separately.
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You apply KZ cream twice in a day and itrasys 200mg twice in a day for one week each month for 3 month.
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