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Changing antifungal spray from lotrimin af to lamictal. sprayed lotrimin this morning. been almost 3 weeks since using prescription cream+spray and almost 2 since told to not use cream. can i spray the lamisil tonight or do i need to wait?
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You certainly can use the Lamisil spray twice daily as required
Answered 6/22/2021
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