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                                        a 56 yawr old housewife has been complaining of un resolved tinia infection in between the toes not responding to any  medical treatment for 5 years, the lesion restricted to this area with no other fungal infection ,the patient is not diabetes and has no other mediacal problem and not taking any medications for any purpose

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