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 Posted: 02/05/07 - 13:20 Post subject: Seeking best medication for for stubborn facial fungus, has |
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Can you tell me what is the best anti-fungus medication for a facial fungus. It has been there for years. Is it wise to take anti-fungus medication for six months or more? It is located around my mouth and nose area. Itches and is dark coloured.
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| Posted: 06/27/07 - 09:06 Post subject: Re: Seeking best medication for for stubborn facial fungus, |
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| Guest wrote: | Can you tell me what is the best anti-fungus medication for a facial fungus. It has been there for years. Is it wise to take anti-fungus medication for six months or more? It is located around my mouth and nose area. Itches and is dark coloured.
Desperate. quote="Guest"] Can you tell me what is the best anti-fungus medication for a facial fungus. It has been there for years. Is it wise to take anti-fungus medication for six months or more? It is located around my mouth and nose area. Itches and is dark coloured.
THIS IS MY QUESTION ALSO. WHAT IS THE ANSWER, IM EXTREMLY DESPERATE!!!!!
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| Posted: 11/24/07 - 23:59 Post subject: facial fungus relief |
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| i have had this for years as tinea versicolor the best i have found is a rx from dr called selsun selinium |
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| Posted: 04/22/08 - 16:28 Post subject: Re: facial fungus relief |
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| Before bed apply clear finger nail polish for a few night. It suffactes the fungus....which does breath. |
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| Posted: 04/26/08 - 21:24 Post subject: facial fungus |
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i just had a lapse of swollen and itchy eyelids, and figured out it was very possibly a fungus. all bodily fungi i have been able to control with the following 3 ingredients:
fresh garlic
raw apple cider vinegar
sea salt
i cut the garlic open and rub it on the affected area. allow it to sit for 5-10 minutes depending on your tolerance for the possible stinging and pain.
then i make a solution of water, vinegar and salt (about a cup of water, a table spoon of vinegar and 1/2 tablespoon salt) and rinse the area that i rubbed the garlic on.
I did this on my eye lids, a very sensitive area, with no negative side affects besides that the garlic will sting a bit while it touches the skin.
my grandma had nail fungus for years, and just soaking in vinegar and salt 2-3 times took it away. good luck!! |
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| Posted: 08/27/08 - 22:51 Post subject: facial fungus |
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if you can not afford a medication from a doctor you can get Nizoral shampoo over the counter (should be in the shapoo lane near the selsun blue) - its sold to control dandruff but contains a low dose of a strong anti-fungal. i used it by soaping up the infected area and lettin git sit for ten minutes before rinsing- i used it once every two days till the visible fungus was gone, then once a week for a month and since then once every two weeks as maintainence- huge improvement- in the end i think i will need meds from the doctor, but for now this gives me total sysmptom relief and alomst total visisble clean up.
hope it helps you too- |
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