A skin infection that is spreading despite treatment with medicines like fluconazole, LCZ, and Candid Total plus may be a resistant or improperly treated fungal infection. It is important to stop self-medication and consult a dermatologist for proper examination, as you may need the correct antifungal treatment for an adequate duration and possibly lab tests to confirm the diagnosis. In the meantime, keep the area clean and completely dry, wear loose cotton clothing, avoid tight or sweaty garments, and do not share towels or clothes. Avoid using combination creams unless prescribed, and follow the full course of treatment advised to prevent recurrence.

If a skin infection spreading from the stomach to the genital area doesn't improve with fluconazole, LCZ, or Candid Total Plus cream, it may be resistant or a different type of infection. Consult a doctor who can perform a skin test and prescribe the right medicine, which may be a topical cream or an oral antifungal. Avoid trying multiple creams on your own, as this can worsen the condition.

Vaginal itching and burning are commonly caused by a fungal infection like Vaginal Candidiasis. A simple and effective treatment is an antifungal cream such as clotrimazole or miconazole applied locally for 5-7 days, and in some cases, a single oral dose of Fluconazole may be prescribed by a doctor. Keep the area clean and dry, wear loose cotton underwear, and avoid using scented soaps or irritants. Do not use steroid-mixed creams on your own, as they can worsen the infection. If symptoms are severe, keep recurring, or do not improve within a week, it is important to consult a doctor to confirm the cause and get the right treatment.