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Category Archives: Fungal Infections
How to treat fungus
Check Now Your Fungus Patients who have fungal infections should use a new towel every time they wipe the affected areas on their body. All cloths which have been in contact with the affected areas should be washed in hot … Continue reading
How to prevent fungal infections in human
Rules of hygiene Prevent Fungual Infection Elementary hygiene observation is a necessary circumstance for prevention of fungus infections and their successful treatment. As it was already mentioned, fungi prefer to dwell in wet and warm places. That is why the … Continue reading
Do other skin diseases promote fungal contamination?
Not always. The risk of contamination increases only when the first disease leads to formation of cracks and erosions in the skin, i.e. entry of infection, or delays the process of desquamation of horny scales. Some cases have been known … Continue reading
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How to avoid fungal contamination
Avoid Now fungal contamination Human pathogenic fungi usually dwell in the thickened layer of horny (keratinized) epithelial tissues; that is why it makes sense to get rid of all possible “refuges” for fungi. Regularly remove all callosities from your feet … Continue reading
Favorable conditions for fungal growth
Fungi thrive in moist and worm environment. That is why people with excessive foot sweating, those who do not wipe feet dry after washing and prefer wearing synthetic socks and shoes made from imitation leather and non-breathing materials and urban … Continue reading