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6months Tinea Cruris

2017-03-30 10:29:36
Suffering from Tinea Cruris from past 6+ months, tried every possible medication oral & application tube based but nothing helped, its moreover increasing & growing to nearby areas.
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Well it's easily treatable .You seem to be doing something wrong. Private consult me once and it will be gone for good

Answered2017-03-31 06:09:08

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