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Athletes foot powder spray talc free

Used for: cures most athlete's foot (linea pedis), ringworm (linea corporis) and jock itch (linea cruris) relieves symptoms of athlete's foot, including itching, burning and cracking

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Antifungal medicine Antifungal ID 6198

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What It Is Used For

Used for: cures most athlete's foot (linea pedis), ringworm (linea corporis) and jock itch (linea cruris) relieves symptoms of athlete's foot, including itching, burning and cracking

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Active Ingredient

ATHLETES FOOT POWDER SPRAY TALC FREE

Chemical Name

ATHLETES FOOT POWDER SPRAY TALC FREE

Common Brands

Miconazole Nitrate

Generic / Alternate Names

ATHLETES FOOT POWDER SPRAY TALC FREE

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Angina

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

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Coronary Artery Disease

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

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Edema

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Heart Failure

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Hypertension

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

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Peripheral Artery Disease

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

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Vaginal Yeast Infection

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

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Chronic Kidney Disease

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

Kidney / urinary common use

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Athlete Foot reference image: An anatomical illustration of skin layers. — Image: Blausen 0810 SkinAnatomy 01.png by BruceBlaus, CC BY 3.0.

Athlete Foot

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

Skin / dermatology common use

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Candidiasis

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

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Fungal Skin Infection

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

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Nail Fungus

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

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Dizziness

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

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Exercise intolerance

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

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Leg swelling

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

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Palpitations

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

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Edema

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

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Chest pain

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

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Chest pressure

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

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Shortness of breath

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

Respiratory symptom context

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Cracked skin

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

Skin / hair / nails symptom context

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Itching reference image: An anatomical illustration of skin layers. — Image: Blausen 0810 SkinAnatomy 01.png by BruceBlaus, CC BY 3.0.

Itching

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

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Nail changes

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

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Peeling skin

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

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Rash

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

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Skin redness

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

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Vaginal discharge

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

Urinary / reproductive symptom context

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