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  5. What treatment is effective for skin infections spreading from the stomach to the genital area that haven't responded to fluconazole, LCZ, or Candid total plus cream?

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What treatment is effective for skin infections spreading from the stomach to the genital area that haven't responded to fluconazole, LCZ, or Candid total plus cream?

Asked by Female, 34 · 4 months ago

Dr. S Aneela

Dr. S Aneela

M. Pharm (Pharmacology)., PhD

4 months ago

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.
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  1. Assessment and Diagnosis

    • Re-evaluate the infection type as initial treatments were ineffective.
    • Consider bacterial infections, resistant fungal strains, or mixed infections.

  2. Diagnostic Tests

    • Recommend a skin swab or culture to identify the pathogen.
    • Consider blood tests or biopsy if necessary to rule out other conditions.

  3. Treatment Options

    • For bacterial infection: Use antibiotics based on culture sensitivity.
    • For resistant fungal infection: Consider itraconazole or terbinafine.
    • Use topical treatments with different active ingredients.
    • Emphasize hygiene and avoiding irritants.

  4. Specialist Referral

    • Consult a dermatologist or infectious disease specialist for tailored management.

  5. Supportive Care and Follow-up

    • Provide skin care advice to prevent spread and promote healing.
    • Monitor response to new treatment and adjust as necessary.

Answered 4 months ago

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