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A member asked:
Can i go to an insta care for athletes foot? it hasn't gotten better and it's been around two and a half weeks.
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Athlete's foot: If you have tried over the counter meds for enough time and didn't improve, you need to seen by a doctor for better management, if that won't help either, you need to see a specialist, dermatologist, good luck
Answered 10/27/2016
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