Antifungaalset
Antifungaalset refers to substances and drugs used to treat fungal infections. Antifungal agents can be applied topically to the skin or nails, taken orally, or given intravenously to reach systemic infections. They are used for superficial infections such as dermatophytoses and candidiasis, as well as for invasive fungal diseases in people with weakened immune systems, such as those undergoing chemotherapy or organ transplantation.
The pharmacology of antifungal agents is organized into several major classes, each with distinct targets. Polyenes,
Clinical use involves balancing efficacy with potential toxicity and interactions. Azoles can interact with many drugs
Overall, antifungaalset encompasses a range of therapies aimed at eradicating fungal pathogens while preserving patient safety,