besides,over the counter treatment for tinia,any good home remidies?
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If you are talking about tinea capitis, you might try tea trea oil, which is antifungal.
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Try teatree oil.\nBut a doctor's prescription would be better.
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Products applied to the skin—creams, shampoos, or solutions—are effective treatments for the fungus that causes tinea versicolor. However, if the rash is severe, covers large areas of your body, returns often, or does not get better with topical treatment, antifungal pills may be prescribed. While treatment kills the fungi quickly, it can take months for the spots to disappear and your skin color to return to normal.\n\nTreatment is usually needed to prevent the rash from spreading and to improve the appearance of your skin. If left untreated, tinea versicolor may linger until you are 50 or 60 years old, when the skin becomes less oily. \n\nGenerally, creams, shampoos, and solutions are thought to be safer than antifungal pills because they mostly affect only your skin. However, topical treatments: \n\nCan be inconvenient and messy. \nMay sting and/or smell bad. \nMay be just as expensive as pills. \nCan take a long time to apply, especially if the rash covers a large area of your body. \n\nHome Treatment:\n\n\n\nTinea versicolor can be treated at home with topical products such as antifungal creams, shampoos, and solutions. After treatment is started, it can take months for the spots to disappear and for your skin color to return to normal. Although tinea versicolor can usually be treated successfully with medications, the rash may return within 1 or 2 years.\n\nWhen using creams, shampoos, or solutions, follow the directions closely. You usually need to use these products for 1 to 2 weeks. If your skin becomes irritated, stop using the product.\n\nTo prevent tinea versicolor from returning, use a topical product once a month. Prescribed antifungal pills can be used once a month to prevent the rash from returning but are usually not necessary.\n\nBecause the medication in antifungal pills comes to the surface of your skin through sweat, you'll get the best results if it is not washed off too soon. Your doctor may recommend that, after taking your antifungal pill, you exercise briskly and long enough to sweat, and then wait 12 hours to shower.\n\nFor more information on the medications used to treat tinea versicolor, see the Treatment Overview section of this topic.\n\nSome health professionals believe fungi that remain in clothing may cause the rash to return. Normal washing and cleaning is usually effective in removing fungi from clothes, but for persistent tinea versicolor, you may need to dry clean your clothes or wash them in the hottest possible water.
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the things that work best for me are lots of water, midol, and aleve!!!!  If any of those things don't help then i don't think anything over the counter will!!!!\n\nHave a great camping trip!!!!
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Many of the "cures" that you find on the net contain Tea Tree oil. After looking at some of the sites, I realized that I have one toe nail that doesn't look or feel quite right so I am going to the healthfood store today to get some tea tree oil. I have used it before for other things like my husbands dermatitis and for tooth picks for bad breath. This oil kills bacteria and fungus as well as some virus's. I will look around at the store and see if there is any better over the counter suggestion (besides what you can get at Wally World and Walgrees). It might be possible to take a pill or three, I will ask my herbal specialist and get back to you!
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Naturally there is no "cure" for either.  I have found over-the-counter "Comtrex" to be the best.  Also, make sure to get plenty of rest and drink plenty of fluids.
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Bless your heart...I've  been there a time or two myself.  My daughter is extremely allergic to the shampoos for lice.  So i researched and found a natural alternative.  I use mayonnaise.  I slather our heads down thoroughly..put on a good shower cap and keep it on ALL day long.  Before we wash it out we use the blow dryer to heat the mayonnaise through the shower cap and then shampoo out.  Add tea trea oil to the shampoo and allow to sit for awhile and rinse and REPEAT.  You have to get the nits when you're done.  And don't forget to do the whole house.  I spray the carpet wit vinegar daily and then vacuum ever day for about a month.  \n\nhope the info helps.\n\nWhether everyone has them or not ALL need to be treated and also retreated in a few days...just as a precaution\n\nskipping family not infested , skipping the retreat and failing to do what's needed in the house can leave "stones unturned" and you could end up with a headache later.  You also should let the parents of other kids they play with know so they can take appropriate measures.  And be aware that some kids can re infest if their parents don't take approp. measures...
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http://www.medicinenet.com/tinea_versicolor/article.htm
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Try Eucerin Plus. It works incredibly well!
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There is a sauve called Bag Balm. It will draw the infection out of just about anything. It is in a mostly green square tin. I swear by this stuff. Try it.
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no over the counter meds can help you with that, you need to see dermatologist...good luck with that...
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Use a shampoo with Tea Tree Oil in it - always...\nThis should reduce risk if re-infestation.\nWhen head lice are found, it's important that everyone in the household decontaminates at the same time - it doesn't work if one of you leaves it till next week!
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I don't think there is a home treatment for this.  If you seriously want to take the pain away go to a doctor.  It usually requires a little surgery.\n\nI feel your pain if you can't afford it.  After all I have a wisdom tooth that is killin' me every once in awhile.\n\nBut otherwise check out this link.  It has very informative information.\n\nhttp://www.mothernature.com/Library/Bookshelf/Books/47/83.cfm
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There's a bunch of good home remedies here\n\nhttp://www.mothernature.com/Library/bookshelf/Books/47/124.cfm
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Witch hazel and cortizone are the two most effective treatments. Surgery may sometimes be necessary in extreme cases. There is no CURE as they are just lesions which can be caused by many different things.
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try alcohol to stop the redness\nmetho spirits works\navoid scratching
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Try Tinaderm which you can get from a pharmacy for a few dollars.