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Introduction Onychomycosis (OM) is a difficult-to-treat onychopathy. The available effective drugs are limited, many a times treatment outcomes are sub-optimal. The major potential causes are prolonged treatment duration and the asymptomatic benign nature of the disease, associated with overall poor compliance and drug-associated adverse effects. T

Onychomycosis Management in Pregnant and Diabetic Patients
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