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Is enoxacin cream good to use for cuts? please advise!
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No: Go to the drug store and buy some generic Polysporin cream. It will prevent infection and allow the cuts to heal. If the wound is deep such as from stepping on a nail, go to the ER and get a tetanus booster.
Answered 1/3/2017
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