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Fungal infections develop when naturally occurring fungi multiply excessively on the skin, nails, or inside the body. Warm, moist environments help fungi grow.
Common infections include athlete’s foot, ringworm, nail fungus, and thrush (oral or vaginal).
Antifungal creams and sprays work by destroying fungal cells or preventing them from multiplying, relieving symptoms and halting the spread.
Most mild infections begin to improve within a few days of treatment. Persistent or widespread infections may require longer use or oral medication.
Most are suitable for adults and children, but always check the product label, especially during pregnancy or if you have allergies or sensitive skin.
Yes — keep skin clean and dry, avoid sharing towels or footwear, and wear breathable fabrics to prevent recurrence.
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