I have heard that Monistat is better for athlete's foot and jock itch than the stuff they sell for those purposes--so try it!
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01-17-2008 #11
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The Monistat (miconazole nitrate 2%) cream (sold as "external cream" in the combo packs with the inserts) is the same as Micatin cream, which is marketed for athlete's foot. So if you have a tube of Monistat in the med cabinet you can use that. Or buy which ever is cheapest.
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01-18-2008 #13
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I'd try Monistat or another antifungal that can be used on baby's diaper rash. I can't remember the name of the other one I've used -- Canseten maybe?
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