In which part of the body should Ketoconazole NOT be applied?

Ketoconazole is an antifungal medication used to treat a variety of fungal infections. However, when considering the safe application of this drug, the eyes are particularly sensitive and not an appropriate site for ketoconazole application. Ketoconazole is not formulated for use in the eye and can lead to irritation, damage, or adverse effects if it comes into contact with ocular tissues.

The skin, scalp, and feet are areas where ketoconazole can be safely applied, as these are common sites for fungal infections that the medication is intended to treat. In contrast, the eye requires specific formulations to ensure safety and efficacy, making it essential to avoid applying ketoconazole in that area.