I have fungus  in my hands what can I buy so it can go away?
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no over the counter meds can help you with that, you need to see dermatologist...good luck with that...
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Cannestan cream from the pharmacy...its anti fungal, should help.
205994
try a professional exterminator, the stuff you buy doesn't really work longer than a few days!
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Vodka...\n\nNo, nothing kills the fungus but you can stop the growth by using distilled vinegar (get a cheap one).
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Quit using antibacterial and deoderant soap. My husband kept having trouble with tinea which is a skin fungus that loves the skin on the back. It kept coming back year after year. He got a new dermatologist. This new fellow told him to switch to Dove brand soap which is real soap but no antibiotic action. The tinea went away in just a few weeks and it has never come back in the three years since he switched. Plus, his skin has become baby soft - it feels great to stroke his arms. LOL. The theory as best I understand is that bacteria and fungus compete/attack each other. Antibacterial soap tips the balance in favor of the fungus.\n\nAnother thing that we have found to be helpful with healing any type of skin damage is vitamin E oil. Just break open a vitamin E gel capsule and spread it on the injured skin. Cover with a bandage for a while because the oil is sticky and messy.
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Many of the "cures" that you find on the net contain Tea Tree oil. After looking at some of the sites, I realized that I have one toe nail that doesn't look or feel quite right so I am going to the healthfood store today to get some tea tree oil. I have used it before for other things like my husbands dermatitis and for tooth picks for bad breath. This oil kills bacteria and fungus as well as some virus's. I will look around at the store and see if there is any better over the counter suggestion (besides what you can get at Wally World and Walgrees). It might be possible to take a pill or three, I will ask my herbal specialist and get back to you!
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Use salt, it doesn't go away as fast.  Just poor some in your hands and rub it on your wet skin.
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A home remedy is clear nail polish. It works. A doctor might prescribe atarax.
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Usually due to a fungal infection. Topical treatments at the drugstore aren't likely to work. See your doctor for a systemic antifungal medication. Just so you know - you will likely have to take this medication for 2-3 months to clear up the infection.
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Use an anti-fungal cream and it'll go easiliy.
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Managing Ringworm ...\nhttp://www.sheltermedicine.com/portal/is_ringworm.shtml#managing\nSome of the items listed are more extreme. Hopefully you can find a less extreme combination that does the trick.  Good luck.
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The best way to clear it up is to use a dry antifungal powder (like for jock itch) and keep the area as dry as possible.  Once it's dried up, apply antiperspirant under your breasts to prevent further breakouts.  Ask your doctor for a pill called "diflucan".  It will knock out the fungus in 24 hours with one pill.  Also, wear cotton bra's because the fiber breaths better.  Godloveya.
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i believe to cure ringworm that you need to use an antifungal, because it is caused by a fungus.  I would go to the doctor to get a prescription to clear it up quickly because it is communicable.
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Nail fungus is hard to get rid of.  I'd stick with the topical medication that you have been using and talk to a doctor about taking an oral med to help the situation.\n\nGood luck.
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eewwww.   I'd just toss them and buy new ones.\n\nBut probably X-14 or similar mold remover product you find in the bathroom cleanser area of grocery store.
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you need to go to the doctor together.  depending on what type of infection will determine what type of treatment.  if its something like a yeast infection they will give you an anti-fungus cream for both of you to use.  if its a bacterial infection they will give you some sort of antibiotic to use, either a cream or a pill. also red... is a color i am sure you were looking for the word rid and because is spelled liek this... if you ahve a question and want to be taken seriously spend the extra 2 seconds to spell the word out.
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I don't think that stepping on mushrooms would cause foot fungus.  If you have a fungal infection on your foot, though, a spray like Lamisil (terbinafine) or Lotrimin would help.  If you're looking for something more natural, tea tree oil is a good antifungal.