What is a lotrinum? is it used for fungal infections? and what type?

you want some thing that works well for foot and nail fungus?
try using Tea Tree oil, it works wonders. if your skin is sensitive, dilute it with olive oil.

Actually it's Lotrimin and yes it's for fungal infections. Used a lot for athlete's foot and jock itch.

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