Antifungal
December 4th, 2009 | 
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They are used primarily anti fungal (or anti fungal) for topical application to skin. In general, superficial fungal infections, or those affecting the stratum corneum of the skin (such as athlete’s foot) respond well to topical treatment. These products are presented in a cream, lotion, spray or dust should be applied between 1 and 3 times daily (as directed). The effectiveness of these drugs depends on the duration of treatment. Not recommended for 2-4 weeks to interrupt, even if the signs and symptoms disappeared, to ensure that the infection has been eliminated. Furthermore, effectiveness depends on the type of lesion and mechanism of drug action, as well as viscosity, hydrophobicity and acidity of the formulation. The topical anti fungal and more powerful, the most effective are imidazole derivatives, but there are other effective alternatives.
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