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Lamisil® AT Cream

It's normal to still have questions about athlete's foot and its treatment. Hopefully, you'll find answers in this list of frequently asked ones.

FAQs

Can I stop using Lamisil® AT Cream as soon as my symptoms disappear?

No. Just because Lamisil® AT Cream has relieved your symptoms does not mean the infection is gone. That's why it's important to use Lamisil® AT Cream as directed.

What should I do if I forget to apply the cream?

Apply it as soon as you remember and continue treatment as directed. Do not apply twice the amount of cream.

Are there any side effects I should expect?

Most people don't experience any side effects. Rarely, someone might be allergic to an active ingredient. In case you experience allergic reaction, wash with plenty of water or use surgical spirit to remove the cream from your feet. Then wash and dry them and contact your doctor. If you think the product is irritating or drying out your skin, seek advice from your doctor or pharmacist.

How often should I use Lamisil® AT Cream per day?

To treat the simple kind of athlete's foot that occurs between the toes, apply Lamisil® AT Cream once a day for seven days.

Am I still contagious after beginning treatment with Lamisil® AT Cream?

You may still be contagious even after beginning treatment. It's essential that you use the cream as directed to fully treat your athlete's foot: once a day for one week.

I only have symptoms on one foot, so why should I treat both feet?

In 80% of all cases of athlete's foot both feet are infected – even if you don't have symptoms on both. To make sure your athlete's foot is treated and to prevent re-infection, use Lamisil® AT Cream as directed.

Only the area between my toes is infected. Why do I still have to apply the cream all over my feet?

Even if you can't see it, it's likely the infection has spread to other parts of your feet. To make sure you've treated the fungus correctly and to prevent reinfection, apply Lamisil® AT Cream as directed.

Is it safe for me to use Lamisil® AT Cream if I'm pregnant or breast-feeding?

Consult your doctor if you have athlete's foot while breast-feeding or pregnant. Breast-feeding mothers should not use Lamisil® AT Cream.

What else can I do during treatment for athlete's foot?

Wash your feet daily and dry them well afterwards. You should also change your towel, washcloth and socks every day during treatment. And finally, resist scratching the infected area. This can cause the fungus to land on other surfaces, which could lead to re-infection.