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Why doesn't she recover from this?

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My 16 year old niece had this fungal infection for 3 month now she went to the doctors and gave her prescription which were fluconazole tablets to be taken once a week for a month and topical miconazole cream, it goes away for a week or more and always comes back again. it's very itchy especially at night.

it's on the inside of both of her elbows, her neck, her fingers and her arm

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You should return to your doctor for further treatment. If it is a fungal infection it can be tough to eliminate and will take longer than a week of treatment.

It might also need testing again as the fungus may have gone, leaving an itchy patch that needs a different medication.

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