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I tryed fluconazole 150mg , clotrimazole & betamethasone for athlete's feet , jublia for toenail fungus now im trying a stronger antifugal cream can all these medicine cause liver or heart problems ?
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Not likely: Fluconszole Tablet’s taken for mor than a few days could possibly cause liver problems because of the way it is metabolized in the liver, but the topical medications would not do that. Keeping feet dry & changing socks when sweaty is a good idea
Answered 5/16/2021
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