Fungal infections occur when fungi multiply on the skin, especially in warm, moist environments. They may affect people of all ages and are not usually serious but can be uncomfortable or persistent if left untreated.
Common types include:
Our doctors will assess the affected area and recommend appropriate treatment, which may include antifungal creams, medicated washes, or oral antifungal tablets for more widespread cases.
Yes, some can spread through direct skin contact or shared items like towels or footwear.
Mild cases may clear in 2–4 weeks with topical creams. More extensive infections may require oral medication over a longer course.
Yes. Fungal infections can recur, especially if the initial infection wasn’t fully treated or if the affected area remains warm and moist. Good hygiene, completing the full treatment course, and avoiding shared items like towels or shoes can help prevent reinfection.
Use only products recommended by your doctor during treatment to avoid worsening irritation.
Mild cases may respond to OTC creams, but persistent or recurring infections should be assessed by a doctor.
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