antifungal or steroid creams

When are Antifungal Creams Prescribed?

Antifungal creams are usually prescribed when a child presents with symptoms of a fungal infection, such as redness, itching, and rash. These symptoms can be confirmed through clinical examination and sometimes laboratory tests.

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