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Fungal Infections

Fungal infections may be described as primary or opportunistic. They can be localized i.e. limited to one region e.g. localized in a part of the skin,mouth or vagina, or be invasive i.e spread to multiple sites. Skin and nail bed infections are also described as '˜superficial'' while invasive and systemic infections are referred to as '˜deep'' infections.

Fungal Infections - They are caused by fungi that include yeasts and molds - They occur in people with weak immune system or due to prolonged antibiotic use

Fungal Infections

Fungal infections are caused by fungi that include yeasts and molds, and occur in those with a weak immunity or following prolonged antibiotic use. Read More

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