Fungal infection is curable. It’s because of excessive moisture exposure and bad hygiene

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Yes, fungal infections are generally curable. Treatment depends on the type and severity of the infection. Common treatments include antifungal medications, which can be topical (applied to the skin) or systemic (taken orally or injected). Causes and Conditions: 1. Is a person with fungal infection diabetic? - Not necessarily. While diabetes can increase the risk of fungal infections due to high blood sugar levels, which provide a breeding ground for fungi, having a fungal infection does not automatically mean a person is diabetic. Other factors can also contribute to fungal infections. 2. Other conditions that may cause fungal infections: - Weakened Immune System: Conditions like HIV/AIDS, cancer treatments, or medications like steroids can compromise the immune system, making it easier for fungal infections to take hold. - Antibiotic Use: Prolonged or excessive use of antibiotics can disrupt the normal bacterial flora in the body, allowing fungi to grow unchecked. - Warm and Humid Conditions: Fungi thrive in warm, moist environments, so people who live in or frequently are in such conditions are more prone to infections. - Poor Hygiene: Lack of proper hygiene can lead to an increased risk of fungal infections, especially in skin folds and areas prone to sweating. - Underlying Health Conditions: Certain conditions like obesity, which can cause skin folds, or conditions that cause excessive sweating can also increase the risk of fungal infections. For more details please consult...

Yes it is curable.

It is curable. Proper hygiene. Can be because of low immunity.

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Yes Strict diabetes control helps