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fungugitusorsomething

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Fungugitus causes and treatments Posted: 03-10-08 21:01pm


Well, I recently got a new hot tub/jacuzzi/ spa/ whatever you wanna call it. Unfortunately, my dad didn't think to much about the chemicals and it caused a shortage of chlorine and that means... We got fungugitus... Now in some ways from what i do know is that it is a bit like chicken pox. Its bumps that itch and you usually have more everyday. The doctor, after telling us what it was prescribed us medicine. I would just like to know more about it. IF anyone knows the correct spelling of the word "fungugitus" or can find an article on it, please let me know. I am annoyed by it, as it sometimes hurts. Thank you for your time, Fungugitusorsomething

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Posted: 03-15-08 14:36pm


Maybe fungusitis? Like caused by a fungus? Perhaps the water became dirty and you got a fungal infection on your skin. There are many type of fungus...think about the whole variety of mushrooms on the planet. Do you know which type you might have contracted? Like athlete's foot? Or more severe?

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