Cutaneous and mucocutaneous infections such as tinea (ringworm)infections and candidiasis are typically treated with

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Cutaneous and mucocutaneous infections caused by fungi such as tinea (ringworm) and candidiasis are typically treated with antifungal drugs, either topically or systemically depending on the severity and extent of the infection. Local or topical antibacterial drugs are not effective against fungi, and systemic doses of antibacterial drugs are not appropriate for treating fungal infections. Antiviral drugs are not effective against fungal infections either.

Cutaneous and Mucocutaneous Infections Such as Tinea (Ringworm)infections and Candidiasis