Suggest Treatment For Fungal Infection In Between Toes
I have a fungus between my little toe and the toe next to it. Doctor give me some crème for it and it is not any better. it seems to get better when I soak it in hot salt water. it also gets better when I have no socks on and after sleeping all night with nothing on my feet.
Fungal infection in-between toes usually happen if the feet are in a moist environment for too long, like sweating, water and the such. Please avoid wearing closed foot wear when possible. You may apply an anti-fungal cream like terbinafine , in-between all the toes, both feet twice a day, for at-least 3 to 4 months, or till complete eradication of the infection.It would be good if you could consult a Dermatologist, who can send the fungus for culture and sensitivity test, and advise the topical and if required, oral medication as the test report.
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Suggest Treatment For Fungal Infection In Between Toes
Fungal infection in-between toes usually happen if the feet are in a moist environment for too long, like sweating, water and the such. Please avoid wearing closed foot wear when possible. You may apply an anti-fungal cream like terbinafine , in-between all the toes, both feet twice a day, for at-least 3 to 4 months, or till complete eradication of the infection.It would be good if you could consult a Dermatologist, who can send the fungus for culture and sensitivity test, and advise the topical and if required, oral medication as the test report.