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Right Big toe nail

2021-12-07 06:12:14
Yesterday I consulted a dermatologist for this nail condition he diagnosed as onychomycosis and he prescribed nailrox nail lacquer (composition ciclopirox olamine 8%) weekly once with daily application of clotrimazole lotion Today I had consulted another dermatologist for this nail condition and he prescribed clomic lotion (composition clobetasol propionate 0.05% )lotion daily 2 times Which medicine can I follow please tell me doctor Which is the best one??out of these two Nailrox nail lacquer?? Clobetasolpropionate lotion 0.05%??? Please help me for this condition
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It could be onychomycosis
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can be discussed in detail for management plz consult

Answered2021-12-07 06:55:12

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Both needs long time medicine... for detailed information do direct online consultation

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