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Combine topicals, orals for onychomycosis


 

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A treatment that should never be used is ketoconazole, she noted, explaining that although the drug was never approved specifically for onychomycosis, it was often prescribed for the treatment of tinea versicolor. Because of safety concerns, the FDA removed its indication for all cutaneous fungal infections in 2013.

Dr. Elewski is a consultant for Valeant Pharmaceuticals and a contracted researcher for Anacor Pharmaceuticals.

sworcester@frontlinemedcom.com

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