You can go swimming with a fungal infection, However, because the pool attendants are not going to inspect you or your fungal infection before you enter the water it is up to you to get it sorted out before taking part in such activities, go and see your doctor for some treatment, it is very contagious, and it is not very sporting of you to subject the public in general to this condition.
Well, that depends on how sensitive the affected area is to the water chemistry. If the water of the swimming pool irritates your eyes, it can aggravate the symptoms. If the disease has progressed to the point where you have lesions you would be better off not swimming because of the potential for waterborne infection. If you are using a cream to fight the infection you should reapply after swimming.
Yes. But as soon as you get out of water take off wet bathing suit, dry, use blower dryer to thoroughly dry skin if possible and apply jock itch spray. Warm moist areas bread yeast. Keep area dry
Yes, but use powders before you go. Also shower immediately afterwards.
No, it cannot. It is used as a corticosteroid, not an anti-fungal. You should go ask your doctor for anti-fungal ointment if you do have an infection.
There are different types of fungal infections.A yeast infection is a specific type of fungal infection (candida yeast).
its a fungal infection that can be taken care of by anti fungal cream.
Can a fungal infection be mistaken for adenocarcinoma?
Cortisone is contraindicated in fungal infections. It masks the signs of fungal infection and the immunity is also suppressed. So it increases the gravity and severity of the fungal infection.
dermatophytosis is fungal infection of hands and feet
No, they only go away if treated.
One way to contact a fungal infection is from sharing a shower (without sandals) with another person contaminated with a fungal infection.
You need to go to the doctor and get special medication.
A siren is not a fungal infection.
The fungal infection is aph'thae
The fungal infection is caused by a yeast like candida albicans.