Luzu 1% Cream 60gm: My Experience with this Antifungal Cream for Athlete's Foot

What about the skin irritation? I have used many creams that have caused me to have problems with my skin. It's a touchy subject for me, excuse the pun.

I've had ringworm on my toe for a long time. I've tried everything. I think this works well for me because I have tried other creams and they just didn't do anything. I didn't think I would see a big difference, but I've had huge improvement in just a couple of weeks. This cream is a bit strong for me so I don't use it all the time and I use a lot of moisturizer after. If your skin is sensitive then this might not be the best product for you.

I’ve used this cream for athlete’s foot and it really helped me. I was skeptical at first, but I didn’t have any problems with it. I just wish it was cheaper.

Another option to consider: If you’re into natural, I heard that tea tree oil works wonders for some. It’s a bit more work, though. You need to dilute it with a carrier oil and apply it regularly. But it’s worth a try if you’re into that kind of thing.

I would like to know about the possible side effects Luliconazole cream can cause? I heard it can cause some skin irritations.

I love that this product works for athletes foot, but I don't think it's very good at getting rid of the itch. It makes it easier to handle the infection, though. It is a bit greasy but that's to be expected and it goes away after a while.

I've been using Luzu for jock itch, finally something that works. I actually like that it comes in a variety of sizes so I can try different strengths to see what I need. I am debating trying the generic equivalent next time because it's a bit cheaper. If you're curious, it's marketed as ketoconazole. I think you can find it at most pharmacies. Only thing is currently the strength of the cream isn't as high as the original brand, but I think it's maybe okay because my skin isn't as sensitive. So far it's worked really well for me. I haven't had any of the serious side effects mentioned. I did have a skin irritation, but I think it's just because I was applying it really thick for a while and it wasn't needed.

I have a question: How does this cream compare with other antifungal creams? I have used Lotrimin and it not only it did the job but it was much cheaper.

I read the article and the rash, itching, and redness of the skin are common signs of an allergic reaction. I'm not sure I would use this product if I wasn't the type to really look into the side effects. It's a bummer that this can happen because I think it's a great product. I think I'll stick with my non-antifungal itch relief cream for now.