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My jock itch is becoming ash or powder-like in some parts after applying lamisil spray. is that a sign of the fungus dying and my skin healing?
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It may be due to the reaction with the 'fungus' and should heal and recover original color. If not see your MD again
Answered 6/25/2021
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