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Reviewer: GSOEarth , 45-54 on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)
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My family Doc noticed my ugly, thick, yellow toenails during a routine physical. He asked me if I would mind taking a Lamisil tablet once daily for one month to have normal nails again. I was ecstatic, hoping that I could once again wear sandals in public. After finishing the meds, I noticed that my toenails were changing back to normal. Today they are the same as when I was a teenager! But wait,
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Reviewer: AmyJ., 35-44 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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After 2 weeks of taking generic Lamisil, I developed an allergic reaction- a red, itchy, bumpy, skin rash on my chest, back, and neck. I stopped the medicine and was prescribed a steroid cream to control the rash. So, needless to say I will have to live with this fungus on my big toenail forever. My dermatologist did say that my only hope was to continuously apply Vick's Vaporub on my toe 2-3x
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Reviewer: Ali, 55-64 on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)
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Took for 2 months until blood tests shows it caused liver damage. Stopped immediately. Not worth it!
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Reviewer: Dee, 45-54 Female on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)
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Took for 3 months. Noticed results in one week!! Had no side effects either. Nails not quite ready for sandals but it is December so I can wait. Using Vicks vapor in on top of nails and it seems to help ward off re infection until new nails grow out completely. Call ur Doctor it really does work!!
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Reviewer: Lisa, 45-54 Female on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)
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Took generic form for 12 weeks. No side effects at all. It took months for the nails to grow in looking normally- fairly proportionally in time to how long the infection had been present in the nail, so don't be upset if your nails still look pretty bad at the end of the three months. A year later, mine are still improving. I tried EVERY home cure and "natural" cure prior to the
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