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What is differnce between itracanzole and flucanzole?
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Both antifungals : Itraconazole & fluconazole are both antifungal medications. Itraconazole is used frequently to treat fungal nail infections, while fluconazole is often used for vaginal yeast infections. They should always be used under a physician’s direction, as they can have side effects (on the liver especially) if not properly used
Answered 4/13/2020
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