- Trichomycosis is a common bacterial infection of the skin and hair.
- It frequently goes unnoticed because there are no obvious symptoms.
Is trichomycosis a fungal infection?
- No. Trichomycosis is an asymptomatic infection caused by a bacteria : the Corynebacterium of the axillary or pubic hair.
- Adherent yellow (sometimes red or black) firm concretions coat the hair shaft.
- Hyperhidrosis is frequently present.
How do you get rid of trichomycosis?
- Hair is shaved, and antiperspirants are used to treat hyperhidrosis.
- Naftifine hydrochloride 1 percent cream (Naftin cream) is an antibacterial cream that is effective for superficial fungal infections.
- Many authors said that Naftin is effective against trichomycosis.
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