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A member asked:
Hi i have these red dots on my toes i thought it could be athletes foot or ringworm so i tried to used use anti fungal powder, cream, spray and nothing?
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Possibilities: Insect bites, allergic reaction, eczema, or other form of dermatitis. How long have you had this. Does it itch? Try Hydrocortisone cream. If this is ineffective, see podiatrist or dermatologist.
Answered 6/25/2014
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Will the antifungal cream for athletes foot work on ringworm of the body ?
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