Fungal diseases of the skin and nails
Treatment of fungal diseases of the skin and nails at the K+31 medical centers in Moscow.
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General information
Factors contributing to the development of fungal infection:
- Increased sweating of the extremities.
- Varicose disease.
- Cracks and abrasions on the leather.
- Reduced immunity.
- High humidity.
- Metabolism disorder.
Treatment of fungal diseases at the K+31 clinic
Any type of fungal disease carries with it a certain risk and inconvenience. To get rid of them, seek help from dermatologists at the Clinic K+31. Our specialists prescribe treatment to patients according to the characteristics of each patient’s body. We use an individual approach to the treatment of our patients, which increases the success of treating fungal diseases in our Center.
At the Clinic K+31, specialists prescribe antifungal and antiseptic drugs as external treatment.
In cases where such treatment is not enough, our doctors prescribe oral antifungal antibiotics, immunostimulants, and vitamin therapy.
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About the disease
Fungal skin diseases are caused by microscopic parasitic fungi.
The most common method of infection is through contact with a person or animal sick with this disease. You can also get a fungal infection by using contaminated personal hygiene items - towels, combs, wearing shoes of a person with a fungal disease barefoot, etc.