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Hi, i just want to know if i need to remove all the infected nail to apply the cream, and you can propose me a cream to use too thank you and god bles?
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Fungus: Your question suggests that you are referring to nail fungus. It is essential to remove as much extra infected nail as reasonable without causing damage to the underlying tissue. Any otc cream can help but if there are no results within about 2 weeks, you may need medication that your doctor can prescribe.
Answered 2/3/2014
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