Identification and Diagnosis

• Fungal infections on hands, legs, and face include conditions like ringworm and yeast infections.
• Accurate diagnosis by a healthcare professional is crucial.

Topical Treatments

• Use antifungal creams or lotions such as clotrimazole, miconazole, or terbinafine.
• Apply as directed, typically for several weeks, even after symptoms improve.

Oral Medications

• Necessary for extensive or resistant infections.
• Common options include fluconazole or itraconazole; medical supervision is important due to potential side effects.

General Care and Hygiene

• Keep affected areas clean and dry.
• Avoid sharing personal items and wear breathable clothing.

When to See a Specialist

• Consult a dermatologist if symptoms persist or worsen.
• Further tests or alternative treatments may be needed.

Prevention Strategies

• Maintain good hygiene and avoid damp environments.
• Implement lifestyle changes to prevent recurrence.