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depends on the severity...Fungal infection or Ring worm.. when occurs in groin, called as jock itch.. Usually fungal infection is common in moist areas of body like skin folds..It's mostly circular or round in appearance.. May be red or black in colour.. Treatment depending on the type and severity.. Avoid sharing clothes, towels and soap; sweating also increases it..As it has to be differentiated from eczema and infection, its a must to see and confirm the diagnosis for proper treatment..So, pl...more
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Fungal infections on skin are the most common of all and are 100% curable by Homeopathic treatment. I advise you to stop allopathic treatment as it gives temporary results only with lots of side effects, it will recur once you stop medicines .
homeopathic treatment cures it from roots without side effects. no chance of recurrence. you can consult me online for homoeopathic treatment without side effects.
homeopathic treatment cures it from roots without side effects. no chance of recurrence. you can consult me online for homoeopathic treatment without side effects.
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Hii,
If she is planning pregnancy, I would suggest you not to take Itraconazole. It has mixed reviews for pregnant women. Initially it's FDA pregnancy prescribing status was C ( Risk cannot be ruled out, human studies lacking), while few newer studies favour its use.
For a minor fungal infection, I guess it's Tinea / Ringworm in your case, I would suggest you to use only topical antifungals like Clotrimazole, Miconazole, alongwith Antihistaminics like chlorpheniramine maleate, Cet...more
If she is planning pregnancy, I would suggest you not to take Itraconazole. It has mixed reviews for pregnant women. Initially it's FDA pregnancy prescribing status was C ( Risk cannot be ruled out, human studies lacking), while few newer studies favour its use.
For a minor fungal infection, I guess it's Tinea / Ringworm in your case, I would suggest you to use only topical antifungals like Clotrimazole, Miconazole, alongwith Antihistaminics like chlorpheniramine maleate, Cet...more
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fungal infections are in the rise for past 2 years all india. Fungus became very intelligent and stubborn and making people suffer like anything. Fungus is not responding like before. All precautions like washing clothes in hot water, drying up from hot sun, ironing all clothes .avoid wearing jeans and tight fitting clothes .take care of pets if you have. Cut your nails regularly to prevent reservoir of fungus. Take care of inner wear and foot spaces. Most important is using sporonox in ...more
fungal infections are in the rise for past 2 years all india. Fungus became very intelligent and stubborn and making people suffer like anything. Fungus is not responding like before. All precautions like washing clothes in hot water, drying up from hot sun, ironing all clothes .avoid wearing jeans and tight fitting clothes .take care of pets if you have. Cut your nails regularly to prevent reservoir of fungus. Take care of inner wear and foot spaces. Most important is using sporonox in ...more
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Fungal infection or Ring worm. When occurs in groin, called as jock itch. Usually fungal infection is common in moist areas of body like skin folds. It's mostly circular or round in appearance. May be red or black in colour. Treatment depending on the type and severity. Avoid sharing clothes, towels and soap; sweating also increases it. As it has to be differentiated from eczema and infection, its a must to see and confirm the diagnosis for proper treatment. So, please send photos of the affecte...more
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Treatment for Fungal Infection:-Stop all other applications. Cap. Itraconazole (Itrasys/ Canditral) 100 mg twice daily for 2 weeks. Sertacide Cream for application once daily for 1 month. Sebifin cream once daily for 1 month Tab. Fexova 180 mg (if required in case of itching) The treatment has to be complete otherwise the condition will recur. Blood Test- Blood Sugar Fasting & PP. Serum Insulin Fasting and PP.
Better to show directly for correct diagnosis .Pictures can be misleading.
Better to show directly for correct diagnosis .Pictures can be misleading.
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specific medicine required..Fungal infection or Ring worm.. when occurs in groin, called as jock itch.. Usually fungal infection is common in moist areas of body like skin folds..It's mostly circular or round in appearance.. May be red or black in colour.. Treatment depending on the type and severity.. Avoid sharing clothes, towels and soap; sweating also increases it..As it has to be differentiated from eczema and infection, its a must to see and confirm the diagnosis for proper treatment..So, ...more
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Ringworm or Tinea infections, are a fungal skin disease. A family of fungi called dermatophytes causes these infections which might occur anywhere on the body, typically the arms, legs, neck, groin, scalp, hair, nails or beard. The fungi survive on the dead skin cells or keratin and rarely invade the deeper membranes and tissues.
However, many ringworm (or Tinea) infections often recur and the usual medicines simply do not help the patient.
Homoeopathic constitutional treatment will giv...more
However, many ringworm (or Tinea) infections often recur and the usual medicines simply do not help the patient.
Homoeopathic constitutional treatment will giv...more
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