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Terbinafine inhibits the growth of an enzyme, ergostereol that is a part of cell membrane as well as of the fungus and slows down their reproduction to treat the infection. Terbinafine obstructs the conversion of squalene to lanosterol and therefore ergosterol cannot be synthesized. The overall process causes fungal cell lysis.
