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  5. I have been suffering from a fungal infection for the last year. I consulted a dermatologist and took medicines such as terbinafine, itraconazole, and fluconazole, as well as antifungal ointments, but the problem keeps coming back. How can I treat this problem properly?

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I have been suffering from a fungal infection for the last year. I consulted a dermatologist and took medicines such as terbinafine, itraconazole, and fluconazole, as well as antifungal ointments, but the problem keeps coming back. How can I treat this problem properly?

Asked by Female, 26 · 9 days ago

Dr S Aneela

Dr S Aneela

M. Pharm (Pharmacology)., PhD

9 days ago

A fungal infection that keeps returning may occur due to persistent moisture, tight clothing, sweating, or incomplete clearance of the fungus. Keeping the affected area clean and completely dry and wearing loose cotton clothes may help reduce recurrence. Avoid sharing towels and maintain good personal hygiene. Consult a doctor again for proper evaluation and a long-term medicated plan.
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  1. Confirm Diagnosis and Type of Fungal Infection

    • Ensure accurate diagnosis through clinical evaluation, possibly including fungal culture or biopsy.

  2. Review Previous Treatments and Adherence

    • Assess if medications were taken correctly and for an adequate duration.

  3. Consider Resistant or Atypical Fungal Infections

    • Evaluate the possibility of resistant strains or non-dermatophyte fungi requiring different treatment.

  4. Additional Investigations

    • Suggest tests like fungal culture, sensitivity testing, or skin biopsy to guide therapy.

  5. Treatment Options

    • Consider systemic and topical antifungal regimens, possibly longer courses or combination therapy.

  6. Specialist Referral and Lifestyle Measures

    • Recommend seeing a dermatologist. Advise on hygiene, avoiding moisture, and other preventive steps.

Answered 9 days ago

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