How to Cure Fungal Infection?

One of the common fungal infections, especially in the rainy and summer seasons, is an athlete’s foot. This infection occurs when one is exposed to fungi in warm, moist, or closed environments, or if one walks barefoot in humid public places like the locker room. Since it is contagious, you can contract the infection if you come in contact with a person who is affected. An  antifungal cream  can help treat the fungal infection. However, the best way to prevent an athlete's foot is by being cautious. The infection generally starts between the toes. The fungal infection is commonly observed in people who have excessively sweaty feet, or people who wear tight-fitting shoes. Athlete’s foot occurs in confined areas where a lot of foot traffic and moisture is observed. In addition, contaminated areas, garments, bedsheets, or sharing unclean instruments (for example, during a pedicure) can also cause this contagious infection. Symptoms of Athlete’s Foot Scaly red rash between the toes. Se

  A yeast infection is a fungal infection, which causes vaginal discharge, itchiness, and irritation. Generally, this infection occurs in your genital area, causing discomfort in the vagina and vulva. The antifungal powder can help in the treatment. 3 out of 4 women are affected by a yeast infection, and several women experience a minimum of two episodes. Yeast infection is not a contagious infection, and it does not fall under the category of sexually transmitted disease. However, during sexual intercourse, there is an increased risk of catching yeast infection. Also, it has been observed that during oral sex, there are chances of catching yeast infection as well. Symptoms of Yeast Infection Vaginal or vulva itching and irritation A burning sensation while urinating or intercourse Soreness and inflammation of the vulva Vaginal discomfort and tenderness Vaginal rash White, thick, and odour-free vaginal discharge Wet vaginal discharge Causes of Yeast Infection The bacteria responsible