Fungal infections on the body and face are typically treated with topical antifungal creams, applied consistently for 2–4 weeks as directed by a doctor. For persistent or severe infections, oral antifungals may be necessary. Maintaining proper hygiene and avoiding the sharing of personal items can help prevent recurrence, and treatment should always be guided by a healthcare professional.

Fungal infections should be treated based on their type, location, and severity. Mild, localised infections may respond to topical antifungal creams, while more severe, widespread, or internal infections often require oral or injectable antifungal medications prescribed by a doctor. Self-medication is not recommended, as incorrect treatment can worsen the infection or cause side effects. Consulting a healthcare professional ensures proper diagnosis, effective therapy, and safe monitoring.