Cutaneous Candidiasis
Cutaneous candidiasis is a candida skin infection that causes rash in warm, moist areas. It is especially common in infants, people with diabetes, and those who are obese.
Key points
- Antibiotics, steroid therapy and chemotherapy can raise the risk of cutaneous candidiasis.
- The condition is most often caused by the candida fungus, which thrives on skin that stays warm and moist for long periods.
Common questions about Cutaneous Candidiasis
What kind of medicine is used for cutaneous candidiasis?
The listed product contains miconazole, an antifungal ingredient used for cutaneous candidiasis. It works against the candida fungus responsible for the infection, helping to gradually clear the affected skin over time.
Which medicines are listed for cutaneous candidiasis?
Micogel is the only product currently listed for cutaneous candidiasis. It contains miconazole at a 2% strength, delivered as a topical treatment from a tube, and is manufactured by Cipla Ltd.