Could the painful mouth sores on my tongue and cheeks and the pain I feel when biting down be a side effect of my medications or a sign of black fungus, and how long should I continue taking Candiforce?
While mouth sores can sometimes be a reaction to medications, they are more commonly related to the underlying fungal infection currently being treated. "Black fungus" is an extremely rare condition and highly unlikely, so please try not to worry. Regarding your Candiforce (itraconazole), it is crucial to continue taking it exactly as prescribed by your doctor, as stopping early can cause the infection to return. Please contact your healthcare provider promptly so they can examine your mouth, relieve your pain, and safely determine the exact duration of your treatment.
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Could the painful mouth sores on my tongue and cheeks and the pain I feel when biting down be a side effect of my medications or a sign of black fungus, and how long should I continue taking Candiforce?
Could the painful mouth sores on my tongue and cheeks and the pain I feel when biting down be a side effect of my medications or a sign of black fungus, and how long should I continue taking Candiforce? | Apollo Pharmacy