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The 10 pages that link to Terbinafine, each with the reason it gives.

• ErgosterolRelated: Blocking an early step in the pathway reduces downstream ergosterol production.

• Antifungal drugBroader topic: It blocks an earlier step in sterol production than azole drugs do.

• DermatophyteRelated: It is commonly used against dermatophyte infections of skin and nails.

• DermatophytosisRelated: It is commonly used for dermatophyte infections, especially nail disease.

• Tinea corporisBroader topic: Topical terbinafine is one treatment option for uncomplicated localized infection.

• OnychomycosisRelated: Oral terbinafine is a standard treatment for many dermatophyte nail infections.

• Tinea pedisBroader topic: Topical terbinafine is a common treatment for uncomplicated athlete’s foot.

• ClotrimazoleCompared with: It targets a different step in the sterol pathway and is especially used for dermatophyte infections.

• FluconazoleCompared with: Its distinct target and strong dermatophyte activity contrast with fluconazole’s sterol-demethylase inhibition.

• Athlete's footBroader topic: Applied to the skin, it often clears athlete's foot.