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  5. Hi doctor, I was prescribed Lulifin 1 cream along with oral antifungal capsules for a fungal infection in my groin area. After two days of using them, my skin has turned milky white, started peeling, and now has small blisters with a burning sensation. Is this a normal reaction? I should mention that Ive used over-the-counter creams before, which caused thin skin and stretch marks.

Hi doctor, I was prescribed Lulifin 1 cream along with oral antifungal capsules for a fungal infection in my groin area. After two days of using them, my skin has turned milky white, started peeling, and now has small blisters with a burning sensation. Is this a normal reaction? I should mention that Ive used over-the-counter creams before, which caused thin skin and stretch marks.

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Hi doctor, I was prescribed Lulifin 1 cream along with oral antifungal capsules for a fungal infection in my groin area. After two days of using them, my skin has turned milky white, started peeling, and now has small blisters with a burning sensation. Is this a normal reaction? I should mention that Ive used over-the-counter creams before, which caused thin skin and stretch marks.

The symptoms you're experiencing, such as milky white skin, peeling, small blisters, and burning sensation, are not normal and may indicate an allergic reaction or sensitivity to the lulifin 1 cream or oral antifungal medication, so stop using the medication and consult your doctor immediately.

Last updated on 18 Dec 2024

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Last updated on 18 Dec 2024

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