Some mushrooms can be found in the human body, some conditions can set it where it can cause problems, but in general it serves its purpose. [what it was designed to do] without hurting people or causing discomfort.
The most common fungal infections
* ringworm - a round ring infection that is highly contagious [can cross infect from person to person]It is usually found on all surfaces of the skin, but can also infect the nails. [as tinea]It starts slowly, but if not treated, you can infect the entire surface of the body and be very itchy and uncomfortable
* Athletes feet / legs - infects mainly between the toes, but can also be found on the sides of the legs or on and around the legs of the legs
Candida - mainly affects wet areas of the body. [groin and upper thighs] but it is also known that he infects toenails. This mushroom is also known as thrush and can cause diaper rash. [on babies] and vaginal infections [in women]
Jock itch - upper thighs and groin area - the main areas that are infected with this fungus
Some symptoms
redness
itch
dryness
cracked skin
swollen skin
raised bumps
burning sensation
smelly discharge
hair loss
Symptoms depend on the area in which the fungus is infected. [you will not lose your hair if you have athletes feet for example], you should take care of the infection immediately to prevent further infection and cross-infection [ringworm, athletes foot etc ],
causes
* Athletes wear dirty socks [or sharing with an infected person]using public showers or swimming pools, rather than drying between the toes and having very sweaty and moist feet that are not cared for.
* Jock Itch - poor personal hygiene in this area can lead to [as well as thrush]Wearing dirty underwear and a very sweaty groin area also contribute to this problem.
* Candida - thrush form infects wet, wet areas, poor personal hygiene, and wearing dirty underwear. [diapers in the case of babies with nappy rash] are also a trigger for this problem.
* ringworm [also know as tinea] - usually transmitted from one infected animal or person to another by physical contact. This fungus is very contagious, and good personal hygiene and avoidance of infected animals or people is very important.
Antibiotics, poor diet, diabetes, cancer and several other serious diseases can also cause people to be susceptible to a fungal infection; This is due to the fact that a sick person already has a weakened immune system.
Home remedies
* yogurt - used as a local treatment for an infected area [must be fungal] or taken for food for internal infection [vaginal infection]
* apple vinegar - used as a local ointment for skin infections [must be fungal]
* Aloe - used only as an ointment or mixed with olive oil in a mushroom-infected area
* Vitamin E oil - mixed with baby oil and aloe, applied topically for fungal infection
* tea tree oil - applied topically to areas infected with mushrooms
* garlic - apply raw garlic to the area, avoid sensitive areas for this treatment, it can be smelly, but sure it works
Do not forget to eat and drink plenty of fluids at this time, it will help the immune system in the fight against fungal infection.
Over-the-counter medications will also help in clearing the infection, if there are no noticeable changes after a few days, consult a doctor for a diagnosis and prescribed medication or treatment for this condition.
