Management of Skin Complaints in Primary Care

In this chapter, they discuss the management of skin complaints in primary care, including the use of creams containing steroids for itching, the importance of transitioning to non-steroidal creams, and the need for patients to understand instructions and have appropriate medication on hand. They also discuss common skin complaints such as onychomycosis, thickened toenails, and 'sock puff', and mention various treatment options including topical anti-fungal nail lacquers, Vicks VapoRub, vinegar soak, and urea 40% ointment.