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If your skin problem does not improve within 1 to 2 weeks, or if it becomes worse, check with your doctor.
When amphotericin B is rubbed into the affected skin areas, it may stain the skin slightly, especially if it is applied to areas on or around the nails. It may also stain the nails.
For patients using the cream or lotion form of this medicine:
- If either of these forms stain your clothing, the stain may be removed by hand-washing the clothing with soap and warm water.
For patients using the ointment form of this medicine:
- If this form stains your clothing, the stain may be removed with a standard cleaning fluid.
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