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Fungal skin infection (tinea, cutaneous candida)
Fungal skin infection (tinea, cutaneous candida) · ICD-10: B35.4, B37.2
Symptoms
- • Ring-shaped rash with a raised red border and clear centre
- • Scaly border
- • Itching
- • On arms, legs, face or other exposed areas
Drugs and regimens
Clotrimazole⚠ Unverified
Fungal skin / cutaneous candida — two or three times daily
Griseofulvin⚠ Unverified
Tinea of skin, hair or nails — adults: 500 mg per day
Ketoconazole cream⚠ Unverified
Tinea, cutaneous candidiasis — once daily
Nystatin cream⚠ Unverified
Cutaneous candidiasis (incl. candidal nappy rash) — twice daily