Skin Rashes/Infections

Fungal infections are caused by fungi, a type of microorganism. These microorganisms can be found on the skin, hair, nails and the internal organs. Fungal infections develop by exposure to the fungus. This usually happens by touching someone or something that has already been infected, breathing in ... Continue Reading

Fungal infections, also known as mycosis, occur when fungi pass the barriers of resistance in a living body to create an infection. Athletes are usually susceptible to fungi since most of them sweat profusely. Fungi may infect any part of the body and may be difficult to treat. Fungi that are only s ... Continue Reading

Bacterial skin infections are caused by the presence or the growth of bacteria on broken skin and on wounds. Bacteria, such as certain strains of Staphylococcus, Corynebacterium spp., Brevibacterium spp and Acinetobacter, thrive on normal skin. These are usually safe and harmless. Propionibacteria l ... Continue Reading

Understanding the truth behind what causes bacterial skin infections and how they are spread can help you better protect yourself against contamination. The following are some common myths about bacterial skin infections uncovered: Myth: Cellulitis is Contagious Fact: Because cellulitis infects the ... Continue Reading

Several types of fungal infections may affect the skin from jock itch to ringworm. Understanding these conditions and sorting through various myths about fungus and fungal infections is important in finding treatment and preventing the spread of these skin conditions. Ringworm One of the most common Continue Reading

Many bacterial skin infections can be highly contagious so receiving treatment at the onset of the condition is imperative. When visiting your skin care specialist there are a variety of questions and concerns you will want to address to better understand your skin condition, how to treat it, and ho ... Continue Reading

Everyone has, in one way or another, experienced the problem caused by fungal infections. The truth is that everyone has fungi living on their skin, although most of them are not actively harmful to the body. However, some of them can create the kind of infection that causes rashes, athlete’s foot ... Continue Reading

Recognizing the symptoms of a bacterial skin infection can help you receive early treatment and prevent the infection from spreading or even worse, developing into a life-threatening condition. Here are some examples of what to look out for: Cellulitis At the onset of cellulitis patients may experie ... Continue Reading

Choosing the right specialist to treat your bacterial skin infection can be a difficult process that takes time and involves thorough research. But, by putting in that extra effort, you can increase your chances of receiving a safer and successful treatment experience Here are some tips to consider ... Continue Reading

Fungal infections may affect the scalp, the nails, as well as the skin. There are several fungal infections that may affect humans including yeast infections, Athlete’s foot, the Jock itch, ringworms or scalp and nail infections. The treatment of these infections will vary. Typically, antifungal d ... Continue Reading