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ABSTRACT
Prevalence rate of fungal infection is found to be 20-25% worldwide according to WHO.
Nowadays oral and topical antifungals are used to treat these fungal infections. But due to its
increased use, people developed resistance against this drugs. This led to rise in identification
of some safe herbal drug or formulations which can be used to treat these infections and they
show good efficacy and safety.
Ayurveda has mentioned a skin disorder, dadru whose symptoms resemble with that of fungal
infections. So treatment of dadru can be investigated in fungal infections. For that it’s
important to understand the meaning and symptoms of dadru, its correlations with fungal
infection and its treatment mentioned in ayurveda and allopathic science. Also, in ayurvedic
literature there are ample of pharmaceutical formulations mentioned for the treatment of dadru.
In this study an attempt has been made to compile all the data about dadru, symptoms,
treatment and formulations mentioned in Charak samhita, Sushrut samhita, Asthang sangrah,
Madhav nidhan, Bhavprakash, Yogratnakar, Sharangdhar, Rasa ratna samucchya and rasa
tarangini in one place so that researchers can use it and further evaluated them in preclinical
and clinical studies for its efficacy and safety.
KEYWORDS
Fungal Infection, Dadru, Formulation, Charak Samhita, Sushrut Samhita, Bhavparkash,
Yogratnakar, Sharangdhar, Rasa Ratna Samucchya, Rasa Tarangini
Dadru is one of most common twak vikara Contamination of these deeper tissues and
affecting all ages of the population, still aggravation of kapha/pitta dosha leads to
stands as a challenge to different medical dadru i.e. ringworm. Also third dosha vata
incidence of the skin problem in tropical doshas are kapha and pitta.
and developing countries like India. Tinea,
superficial fungal infections mostly caused REVIEW OF LITERATURE
by three species of fungi present the same
Various references of dadru and fungal
symptoms as that of dadru. This infections
infections are reviewed and are stated
are of different types and are named based
below:
on the involvement of body part - tinea
DADRU-
corporis (general skin), tinea cruris/jock
STHANA OF DADRU-
itch (groin), tinea capitis(scalp), tinea
According to Charak samhita, Dadru is
barbae/ tinea sycosis/ barber's itch(beard
said to be located in the 4th layer of twacha.
and moustache) tinea unguium(nail) and
HETU/NIDAN OF DADRU
tinea pedis/athlete’s foot (feet) collectively
According to different acharya, the nidan
known as dermatophytes. Tinea infections
of dadru are shown in (Table 1).
are also called as ringworm because it has a
LAKSHANA OF DADRU-
clinical presentation like red patches in the
Symptoms of dadru by different acharyas
shape of ring. According to Ayurveda
are stated below:
fungal infection is diagnosed as “dadru”
स्कण्डूरागपिडकं दद्रुमण्डलमदु गतम। (च. पच. 7/21)
because of its similar symptoms. Dadru is
अतसीिष्ु िवर्ाापि ताम्रापर् वा पवसिीपर् पिडकावपतत च
caused due to involvement of dosha like-
दद्रुकुष्ठापििः।
kapha- pitta. Kapha and pitta dosha gets
तयोर्द्ायोरप्यत्स्ु स्तिता िररमण्डलता कण्डुपचचरोत्स्थित्स्वं
vitiated and manifest in the skin and there
cause the accumulation of toxins. These -चेपत सामातयापि रुिापर्॥(स.ु पि. 5/8)
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सकण्डूरागपिडकं दद्रुमण्डलमदु गतम। सकण्डूरागपिडकं दद्रुमण्डलमदु गतम।(यो. र. उ.
दद्रुमाण्डलरुिेर्ॊत्स्िपिम । उद्गतम= उच्छूिम ॥(भा. प्र. पच. कुष्ठ.22)
8/30-31)
Table 1 Nidan of dadru according to different author
Ch.S Su.S B.S H.S M.N
Mithya Ahara
Adhyashana + + - + +
Vishamashana + + - - -
Atyashana + + - - -
Intake of food during indigestion + + - - +
Continuous and excessive use of Madhu, Fanita, Matsya, Lakucha, + - - - -
Mulaka, Kakamachi ,and intake of above substances while having Ajirna
Excessive Snehana - - - - -
Vidahi Ahara without emesis of undigested food + - + + -
Rasatah
Excessive intake of Amla and Lavana Rasa + - - - +
Dravyataha
Excessive intake of gramya ,anupa,audaka ,mamsa - - + - -
Navanna, dadhi, masa, matsya, mulaka, tila, pishtanna, kshira, guda + - - - +
Dushivisha - + - - -
Dushita Jala - - - + -
Gunataha
Excessive Dravya, Snigdha Ahara + - - + +
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The roopas/lakshana/symptoms of Dadru mahakustha that cann’t be cured with any
according to various authors are shown in treatment.
the (Table 2). दद्रुकुष्ठं पर्द्पवर्ं पसति् मपसतं च।(dalahan)
CLASSIFICATION OF DADRU अपसतस्य महोिक्रमसाध्यत्स्वादिुबपतर्त्स्वप्रकषााच्च
Mainly all skin disorders in ayurveda are महाकुष्ठेषु मध्ये सश्रु तु े िाठिः।
classified into maha and kshudra kustha. पसतदद्रुकुष्ठस्य
Dadru classification according to different सख
ु साध्यत्स्वादिु रोिरर्ात्स्विप्रु वेशाभावािथाऽत्स्यथंिीडारपहतत्स्वाच्च
acharya are shown in (Table 3). चरके क्षुद्रकुष्ठेषु मध्ये िाठ इत्स्यदोषिः ॥
TYPES OF DADRU
DOSHA DUSHYA SANKALPNA –
Acharya Dalahan has mentioned two types
Dosha, dushya and strotas involved in the
of dadru- sita dadru and asita dadru. On
manifestation of dadru according to
expanding this types he has told that sita
different authors are classified in Table 4.
dadru is one which is explained by acharya
TREATMENT OF DADRU
charaka under kshudra kushta which can be
There is no specific treatment plan told in
easily cured and asita dadru is one which is
samhitas to cure dadru. But a general
explained by acharya sushruta under
treatment for kustha is told that can be
Table 4 Doshas, dushya, strotas, adhisthan involved according to various Acharya’s
C.S. S.S A.H A.S M.N
Dosha Pitta-kapha Kapha Kapha-pitta Kaphapitta Kapha-pitta
Dushya Twak, Rakta, Twak, Rakta, Twak, Rakta, Twak, Rakta, Twak, Rakta,
Mansa, Ambu Mansa, Ambu Mansa, Ambu Mansa, Ambu Lasika, Ambu
Strotas Rasa, Rakta Rasa, Rakta Rasa, Rakta Rasa, Rakta Rasa, Rakta
applied in all types of kustha. Acharya for kapha dosha Vaman and;
charka has said that “All types of kustha are After the proper shodhan of the
caused due to tri dosha but there may be body, the lepa applied on the kustha roga
predominance of some dosha, the treatment tends to be effective.(C. CI. 7/53)
is to be planned in the manner of curing For shodhan karma, following yoga are
predominant dosha first and then lesser mentioned in charak chikitsa sthan:-
one”. (C. Ci. 7/31-32) Vaman by indrajav, madanphala,
According to the dosha predominance mulethi, patol patra- swarasa/ kwatha +
charak has mentioned the treatment- nimbpatra swarasa
For vata dosha ghrita pana, Virechan by using shweta nishoth,
For pitta dosha Rakta mokshan and danti mula, triphala
virechan
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Acharya Sushrut has also mentioned that THE CHARAKA SAMHITA FOR THE
first sanshodan karma is to be done then in MANAGEMENT OF DADRU
twachagat or rasagat kustha lepa of Formulation mentioned in charak samhita
shodhan dravya is to be applied. for internal and external use are given in the
There are many reference of formulations (Table no 5 and 6) respectively.
found in samhitas for the treatment of *Yoga Ratnakar has mentioned this
kustha and dadru. As general plan of kustha formulation by name of vidangadhi lepa.
treatment is followed so the formulations FORMULATIONS MENTIONED IN
mentioned under kustha can also be used in THE SHUSRUT SAMHITA
dadru. Formulations mentioned in some of MANAGEMENT OF DADRU.
these samhitas for Dadru are stated as Formulation mentioned in shusrut samhita
follows: for the treatment of kustha and dadru are
FORMULATIONS MENTIONED IN- shown in (Table 7 and 8) respectively.
Table 5 Formulation in charak samhita for internal use-
S.no Name of the Ingredients Roga-adhikar
formulation
1 Tri Yog Daruharidra, Cow Urine Kustha
Rasanjana, Cow Urine
Sunthi, Pippali, Maricha, Guda, Tila Taila, Haritaki-
For 1 Month
2 Gandhak Use Gandhak, Amala Swarasa, Honey Cure 17 type
of Kustha
3 Swarna Swarna Makshika Bhasma, Cowurine Cure 17 type
Makshika Use of Kustha
4 Sheelajet Use Parad Bhasma(Processed By Gandhak And Swarna Makshik) Kustha
with Vajra Sheelajet Or Yograj Yog
5 Kanakbindu Khadira Kwatha, Triphala, Trikatu, Vayavidanga, Haridra, In 1 month
Aristha Nagarmotha, Vasa, Indrayav, Daruharidra, Guduchi cure Maha
Kustha
In 15 days cure
kshudra
Kustha
6 Bhalatak Ghrita Bhalatak, Triphala, Nimb along with the food and ghee. So it Kustha
7 Triphal Ghrita can be interpreted that ghee processed by this ingredients are to
8 Nimbadhi be consumed along with the food
Ghrita
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4 Edgajaadi Lepa* Chakramadh, Kuth, Saindhav Lavan, Sarsoon, Vayavidanga, Dadru,
Kanji Kustha
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It is predominantly seen in the Tinea barbae is also known as Tinea
children(3-14 years), but is uncommon in sycosis or barber's itch.
adults. It is the ringworm of area of beard
Usual cause for transmission of this and moustache in adult males with the
infection is by using the infected combs or invasion of coarse hairs.
hair brushes. Ringworm of these regions in
Clinical diagnosis of it is confirmed females and children are called as tinea
by the microscopic examination of KOH faciei.
preparation that is made from scales and Pathogenesis, infecting
plucked out hair. dermatophytes and treatment are same as
Wood's lamp examination may that of tinea capitis.
demonstrate the fluorescence because of It is presented as highly
pteridine which is derived from certain inflammatory folliculitis with the features
dermatophytes. of kerion.
Treatment The pain present is not in a
Topical Therapy proportion to that of inflammation.
It has a little role in treatment. Treatment
Use of antifungal shampoos will Oral and topical antifungals.
help in decreasing the viability of fungal 3. TINEA UNGUIUM
spores that are present on the hair. Tinea unguium means infection of the area
Systemic Antifungal Therapy of nail plate by dermatophytes only.
It is the main stay of treatment Clinical Diagnosis
Griseofulvin: is still the drug of In distal and lateral subungual
choice for it and it is the only FDA onychomycosis (DLSO) the most common
approved oral gold standard treatment for type are: The nail plate gets rough,
tinea capitis. It is to be given after fatty thickened, cracked and may get lifted up by
meals for 6-8 weeks. subungual hyperkeratosis. It is pesented as
It is known to have highly efficacy yellow or white patch of discoloration at the
and has an excellent long-term safety free edge of nail plate near lateral nail fold.
record. Superficial white onychomycosis
2. TINEA BARBAE (SWO) presents as powdery white
Clinical Diagnosis
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superficial erosions on dorsal surface of the whitening and breakdown of the skin
nail and; between the toes, scaling of the feet, blisters
Proximal subungual on the feet.
onychomycosis (PSO) which involves the Treatment
part of nail plate adjoining to posterior nail Oral and topical antifungals.
fold and it is particularly associated with 5. TINEA CORPORIS
AIDS patients. These are the fungal infection which occurs
Treatment in the area of genital.
Systemic Therapy Clinical Diagnosis
Oral antifungals are mainstay of Jock itch or tinea corporis may be
treatment for the Tinea unguium.(Tinea hard to cure.
unguium is most difficult to eradicate). This condition is found more
Triazoles and allylamines have commonly in men and rarely in women. It
become first-line of choice of drugs and happens more often in the warm weather.
they provide the higher cure rates with Symptoms include- red, ring-like
fewer relapses patches in the area of groin and inner thighs,
Topical Therapy but not the scrotum, itching and pain in the
Ciclopirox olamine (8% lacquer) is groin area.
to be applied daily for the 48 weeks. Treatment
Topical therapy is considered to be Oral and topical antifungals.
more cost-effective than that of systemic 6. TINEA CRURIS
therapy. This infection occurs anywhere on the body
4. TINEA PEDIS or the face but is more common in skin
This common type of tinea occurs on the folds. Also is more commonly found in
feet and between the toes. warmer climates.
Clinical diagnosis Clinical Diagnosis
It can be caused due to sweating, not Symptoms include- red, ring-
drying the feet after swimming or bathing, shaped patches with raised, scaly edges and
wearing tight socks and shoes, and warm itching.
weather. Treatment
Clinical symptoms of tinea pedis Oral and topical antifungal.
include- itchy, burning rash on the feet,
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7. TINEA INCOGNITO (STEROID Treatment
MODIFIED TINEA) Topical and Systemic Antifungal
These are ringworm infections which Topical therapy should be given to
become unrecognizable due to its all patients of tinea infections.
modification by over usage of the topical or Supplement it with systemic
systemic corticosteroids. antifungal drugs when there is involvement
Clinical Diagnosis of scalp, hair or widespread skin.
High index of suspicion for the SYSTEMIC TREATMENT OF
lesions appears especially on the face, DERMATOPHYTOSIS
groins and hands. Oral antifungal used in fungal infection are
Stopping of steroids will make the presented in (Table18)
scaling more evident and then scrapping VARIOUS TOPICAL ANTIFUNGAL
will become easier. AGENTS
KOH smear examination will show Topical agents used in fungal infection are
abundant fungal hyphae which is shown in (Table 19)
considered to be beneficial for the
diagnosis.
Table 9 Formulation in Bhavprakash samhita for the internal use-
S.no Name of the Ingredients Roga adhikar
formulation
1 Panchnimbka Nimnb Panchang, Bhringraj Swaras, Triphala, Trikatu, Dadru
Avaleha Bhrami, Gukshur, Bhilawa, Chitrak, Vayavidanga,
Barahikand, Loha Bhasma, Haldi, Dadruharidra,
Bakuchi, Amaltas, Shaker, Kuth, Indra, Patha, Kher,
Vijyasara, Nimb Kwatha
2 Svayambhuv Guggulu Bakuchi, Shilajet, Guggul, Swarnamakshik, Loha Bhasma, Kustha
Mundi, Amalaki, Haritaki, Karanj, Kher, Guduchi,
Nishoth, Jamalghota, Nagarmotha, Vayavidang, Haldi,
Kudha, Honey
3 Ekvishantik Guggul Chitrak, Triphala, Trikatu, Jeera, Kamooja, Vacha, 18 types of
Saindhav Lavan, Atiit, Kuth, Chavya, Yavasa, Kustha
Vayavidanga, Ajmoda, Nagarmotha, Devdaru
4 Kaishor Guggul Kustha
5 Amritbhallatak Bhilawa, Guduchi, Bhel, Guduchi, Bakuchi, Chakramadh, Kustha
Avaleha Triphala, Trikatu, Manjitha, Ajwyain, Saindhav Lavan,
Nagarmotha, Dalchini, Ela, Nagkesar, Pittpapda,
Tejpatra, Sughandwala, Khas, Chandan, Gukshur,
Kachur, Rakt Chandan, Ghee, Dugda
6 Mahabhallatak Nimb,Shweta Sariva, Atis, Kutaki, Tryaman, Triphala, Dadru
Avaleha Nagarmotha, Pittpapda, Bakuchi, Yavasa, Vacha, Kher,
Shweta Chandan, Patha, Sunthi, Kachur, Bharangi, Vasa,
Chiryata, Indrajoo, Kali Sariva, Indryan, Murva,
Vayavidanga, Kutaj, Chitrak, Hastikand, Guduchi,
Vakayan, Patol, Haldi, Daruhaldi, Pippali, Amaltas,
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Satona, Nishoth, Bet, Shweta Gunjja, Majith, Kalihari,
Rasna, Karanj, Punarnava, Danti, Vijyasar, Bhringraj,
Miyavansa, Ankol, Shakhont, Triphala, Trikatu,
Nagarmotha, Vayavidanga, Chitrak, Saindhav Lavan,
Chandan, Kuth, Ajwaiyn
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9 Navayas Churna S. M. 6/161-163 Kustha
10 Mandur Vatak S. M. 7/34-36 Kustha
11 Chandraprabha Vati S. M. 7/ 40-49 Kustha
12 Yograj Guggul S. M. 7/56-69 18 types of Kustha
13 Kaishor Guggul S. M. 7/70-81 All types of Kustha
14 Triphala Modhak S. M. 7/88-94 All types of Kustha
15 Kanchnar Guggul S. M. 7/95-100 Kustha
16 Amrita Ghrita S. M. 9/44 Dukhsadhya Kustha
17 Mahapanchtikta Ghrita S. M. 9/45-50 Kustha
18 Shadbindu Ghrita S. M. 9/60-65 Kustha
19 Panchtikta Ghrita S. M. 9/91-92 Kustha
20 Usheer Aasav S. M. 10/15-19 Kustha
21 Loha Aasav S. M.10/36-40 Kustha
22 Mridvika Arishta S. M. 10/41-45 Kustha
23 Devdarvaadhi Aristha S. M. 10/55-61 Kustha
24 Khadir Aristha S. M. 10/ 62-67 All types of Kustha
25 Babbul Arishta S. M. 10/68-70 Kustha
26 Rohitak Arishta S. M. 10/75-78 Kustha
27 Dashmula Arishta S. M. 10/79-94 Kustha
28 Mahataleshwar Rasa S.M.11/175-179 All types of Kustha
29 Kusthakuthar Rasa S. M. 11/180-183 All types of Kustha
30 Kanaksundra Rasa S. M. 11/234-239 18 types of Kustha
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13 Aaragvadhpatra Aaragvadh Patra, Kanji Dadru
Yog
(Lepa)
14 Prupunnat Chakramard Bheej, Aamalaki, Rala, Snuhi, Sooveramal Dadru
Yog(Lepa)
15 Vidangadi Lepa Vayevidang, Chakramardh Bheej, Kuth, Haridra, Saindhav Lavan, Dadru,
Sarson, Dhanyamal Kustha
16 Laghumarichadi Maricha, Hartal, Manasheela, Nagarmotha, Arka Ksheer, Kaner Dadru
Taila Mula, Nishoth, Gobhar Rasa, Mahari, Kuth, Haridra, Daruhaldi,
Devdaru, Lala Chandhan, Metha Visha:- Kalka Dravya
Sarson Taila:- Sneha
Gomutra:- Drava(Liquid)
17 Dardadi Lepa Hingul, Kajjali, Pippali, Metha Visha, Vaye Vidang, Haridra, Dadru
Chitrak Mula, Maricha, Haritaki, Sunthi, Nagarmotha,
Samudrafena, Bheej, Kutaki, Amaaltas Patra, Chakramardh Bheej,
Neem Swarasa Or Kwatha
18 Gunjaadi Gunja, Chitrakmula, Shankh Bhasma, Haldi, Durva, Haritaki, Dadru
Udvartan Kalihari, Snuhi, Saindhav Lavan, Ghritkumari Nagarmotha, Arka
Ksheer, Bakuchi, Gruhdhoom, Chakramardh, Vayavidanga,
Maricha, Madhu, Khajoor
19 Lakshaadi Lepa Laksha, Ral, Kuth, Haldi, Shweta Sarson, Trikatu, Mulibheej, Kustha,
Chakramardh Dadru
20 Bruhtmarichadi Maricha, Nisoth, Dantimula, Arkaksheer, Gobar Rasa, Devdaru, Dadru,
Taila Haldi, Daruhaldi, Jatamansi, Kuth, Raktchandan, Mahri, Kaner, Kustha
Hartal, Manasheela, Chitrak, Kutaj, Kalihari, Chavya,
Vyavidanga, Chakramardh, Shirish, Nimb, Saptaparni, Guduchi,
Snuhi, Amaltas, Kranj, Nagarmotha, Khadir Pippali, Vacha,
Jyotishmati, Sarson Taila, Gomutra
21 Maheshvar Kajjali, Arka Ksheer, Manasheela, Shweta Jeera, Krushn Jeera, Kustha
Ghrita Haldi Daruhaldi, Godanti, Maricha, Nagabhasma, Chakramardh,
Bakuchi, Ghrita
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2 Kusthvidravan Bhakuch Kwatha, Kajjali, Loha Bhasma, Tila Taila, All types of the
Taila Tambhul Rasa kustha(external&
internal both)
3 Vajra Taila Snuhi Ksher, Arka Ksher, Dhaturpanchang Rasa, All types of the
Chitrakmul Kwatha, mahisha mala Swarasa, Tila kustha (external)
Taila
Prakshep- Gandhak, Chitrak Mul, Manasheela,
Hartal, Vidang, Ativisha, Vatsnabh, Tiktakoshatki,
Kuth, Vacha, Jatamansi, Trikatu, Haldi,
Daruharidra, Yasthimadhu, Sajji Kshara, Jeerak,
Devdaru
4 Mahabhalatak Bhalatak, Tila Taila All types of the
Taila kustha(external,
internal both)
5 Mahamartand Shakvriksha Bheej, Nimb Bheej Majja, Ankol Bheej, Kustha
Taila Chitrakmul, Amaltasphala Majja, Bibhitakphala
Majja, Snuhi Ksher, Vhakuchi, Narikel Giri, Chirooji,
Erandbheej Majja, Chakrmadh, Tila Taila, Kustha
Churna, Nswarna Kshirimul
6 Kanchini Taila Swarna Kshiri Taila, Kuth Kustha
7 Kusthari Taila Narikel Giri, Haldi, Daruhaldi, bakuchi Bheej, 18 types of kustha
Vacha, Bhavitakibheej Majja, Bhringraj, Bhallatak
Bheej, Shak, Dhatur Bheej
8 Mayurksharadi Apamarg Kshara, Palash Kshara, Medhashringi Dadru
Lepa Kwatha, Parade, Yavak Kshar, Sarjik Kshara,
Tankan Kshar, Haldi, Trikatu, Daruharidra, Tamra
Bhasm
9 Kusthavidhvansan Kajjali, Tankan, Tamra Bhasma, Pippali, Kuth, Rakta All types of the
Lepa Chandan kustha
10 Nirgundyadi Lepa Nirgundi Mula, Sarson Taila, Madhu, Cow Ghee, Kustha
Kumara Swaras, Gandhak, Jho, Semal Multwak
Swaras
11 Gunjadh Urvartan Gunja Bheej, Chitrak, Shank Bhasma, Haldi, Dadru, Kustha
Bhallatak Bheej, Kalihari Mula, Snuhi Ksheer,
Manasheela, Kumara Swaras, Meghnath,
Ghriydhum, Parad, Gomutra, Chakramardh Bheej,
Vidyang, Maricha, Madhu, Samudri Jala
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For microsporum (gray
patch) 4-8 weeks
4-6 weeks
Itraconazole 3-5mg/kg/day 20 days
Fluconazole 6mg/kg/day 8-16 weeks
8mg/kg/once a week
Tinea Barbae Griseofulvin 1gm/day 4-8 weeks
Terbinafine 250mg/day 2-4 weeks
Itraconazole 200mg/day 2-4 weeks
Fluconazole 200mg/day 4-6 weeks
Tinea Corporis/ cruris Adults:
Griseofulvin 500mg/day 2-6 weeks
Terbinafine 250mg/day 2 weeks
Itraconazole 100mg/day 15 days
Fluconazole 150mg/day 4-6 weeks
Children:
Griseofulvin 10-20mg/kg/day 6 weeks
Terbinafine 3-6mg/kg/day 2 weeks
Itraconazole 5mg/kg/day 1 week
Tinea pedis / manuum Adults:
Terbinafine 250mg/day 2 weeks
Itraconazole 200mg twice daily 1 week
Fluconazole 150mg/week 3-4 weeks
Children:
Itraconazole 5mg/kg/day 2 weeks
Onychomycosis/ tinea Terbinafine 250mg/day For fingernails: 6 weeks
unguium For Toenails: 12 weeks
For fingernails: 6 weeks
continuous therapy or 2
Itraconazole 200mg/day or 400mg/day for pulses
1 week in 1 month For toenails: 12 weeks
continuous therapy or 3
pulses
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Tolnaftate: 0.1 % lotion.
Ciclopirox olamine: 8%lacquer
Whitfield's ointment (salicyclic acid 3% and
benzoic acid 6%)
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REFERENCES 9. Pocket Atlas of Clinical Dermatology
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