Skin Fungal Infection

A skin fungal infection occurs when fungi colonise the outer layers of the skin, triggering irritation, itching, and visible changes to the skin surface. The warm, humid climates across Southeast Asia, South Asia, and coastal East Asian cities make these infections especially common, as fungi thrive in moist, tropical conditions.

Medicine used to treat Skin Fungal Infection

Micogel

Miconazole

15g

Formulated to target fungal infections to alleviate skin irritation.

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Recognising a skin fungal infection

The appearance varies by the type of fungus and the site affected. Ringworm produces a ring-shaped, scaly patch despite having nothing to do with worms. Jock itch causes a red, chafing rash in the groin folds. Athlete’s foot leads to cracked, peeling, itchy skin between the toes. Tinea versicolor creates pale or darker patches on the trunk and shoulders.

Antifungal treatments such as miconazole work by disrupting the fungal cell membrane, clearing most surface infections within a few weeks. Keeping the affected area clean and dry accelerates recovery. You can find relevant products under skin care.

See a doctor if a rash spreads rapidly, affects the face or scalp, fails to clear after a full course of treatment, or is accompanied by fever.