Prolonged Fungal Skin Infection

My legs had a lot of warts that looked like warts, and the examination was known to be chronically long-lasting tinea. Can my disease be cured? (Nguyen Van Ben - Thanh Hoa)

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Prolonged fungal skin infection is a chronic disease, mainly found in the tropics, caused by fonsecaea and phialophora.
The lesions progress slowly and are most common in the lower extremities. Lesions start with a rash or ulcers. After a few months to a few years the rash becomes enlarged and wart-like

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The disease can spread to other lesions along the lymphatic route. If hygiene is poor, secondary infections are likely to occur at the above mentioned warts.
When tested, the fungus is brown, thick, spherical, sometimes the cell has walls and pus inside

When culture is repeated this form will identify the fungus.




Eventually the patient may develop elephant foot edema. Treatment uses Itraconazole 100-400mg / day, drink immediately for 6 - 18 months, the cure rate is about 65%.
Combining itraconazole and flucytosin results in higher results. You should see and treat in the hospital dermatology department and take medication for half a year to a year and a half to get well..

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