What does fungus mean?

Fungi are heterotrophic organisms with cell walls and eukaryotes. There are more than 70,000 species of fungi, the more common of which are yeasts and molds. This also includes various fungi.

If you have bad living and hygiene habits, you may suffer from fungal infections, causing skin inflammation or vaginal inflammation, including fungal spore infections. Most fungi are harmless to the human body, but some fungi are helpful to the human body and can be eaten normally. Some fungi can also be used to produce antibiotics and in the brewing industry. Once fungi infect the human body, they may be accompanied by toxic, infectious and hypersensitivity diseases. The pathogenicity and harm of fungi to the human body can be divided into several aspects, such as fungal opportunistic infections, deep fungal infections, superficial fungal infections, fungal hypersensitivity reactions and mycotoxin effects. Among them, the more common ones are pathogenic fungi, usually including tropical Candida, Candida albicans, Sporothrix and Mucor.

Currently, the fungal infections with relatively high incidence rates are dermatophytes and candidiasis, which can cause symptoms of itching and redness of the skin. Antifungal drugs need to be taken in time for treatment. For example, salicylic acid cream or clotrimazole ointment can help gradually improve the clinical symptoms.