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Common causes of fungal infections

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By Mid-day Online Correspondent
Published Mar 12, 2024

Various factors at play

These infections are caused by various types of fungi that invade and multiply in the body, leading to a range of symptoms such as itching, and redness

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Fungi overgrowth

Fungal infections are commonly caused by an overgrowth of fungi such as dermatophytes or yeast on the skin

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Residual sweat

Moisture and warmth create ideal conditions for fungi to thrive, making areas like armpits, groin, and feet more susceptible to infection

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Poor hygiene

Poor hygiene practices and the summer season can increase the risk of fungal infections

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It`s important to address these root causes and practice good hygiene habits to prevent recurring fungal infections

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