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My wife has dermatits in her hand for the last year. it is resistent to topical cs and miconazol. how can she treat it?
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And eczema versus ma: There is no way to tell you what type of hand eczema your wife has or how can't be positively affected with medication unless you see the lesions. So sorry.
Answered 11/27/2013
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