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Tinea versicolor

2020-12-17 20:24:47
I'm suffering from tinea versicolor on my privates.it went away for some time after completing my medication but its back again and spreading now..I have used panderm previously but stopped using once I got to know that its a steroid. I'm currently taking terbicip and applying luliconazole.is there anything else I can do to improve the rate of recovery?
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No...contains steroid.. very dangerous... alternate safe cream available...do direct private online consultation for detailed prescription by sending photos.

Answered2020-12-18 01:26:55

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Share pictures for proper diagnosis. Pander has corticosteroids which should not be used for such conditions .Consult online for further treatment.

Answered2020-12-18 15:06:37

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