 Skin fungus
 Skin fungus         Foot Fungus
   Foot Fungus     Ringworm of the groin (tinea cruris) Fungus
      Ringworm of the groin (tinea cruris) Fungus Ringworm Fungus of the Hand
    Ringworm Fungus of the HandNail Fungus Candida albicans a type of fungus that is fairly common on the human body. This can lead to painful inflammation  around the nails, while the nails themselves can become ridged and brittle and change color to green or yellow.
What is it?
Fungus is a single celled or multicellular organism (histopasmosis and coccidioidomycosis) that causes infections in healthy person's or they can be opportunistic pathogens.
 
                  Common Fungus is the yeast organism which causes thrush and diaper rash (diaper dermatitis) and vaginal yeast infection.
Fungi are also used for the development  of antitoxins and other drugs used to control various human diseases.
Types of Fungus in or on the body:
- Ringworms
- Mouth
- Eye
- Nail
- Leg
- Breast (under)
- Anus (crack area)
- Foot (athletes)
- Rheumatoid Arthritis
- Vaginal (candidas)
- Penis
- Groin Area
- Respiratory System
We will continue this topic with traditional and natural treatments.
Remember! 
Our goal on this site is to provide information and education that will stimulate thought and provoke you to become your own health advocate.
Our goal on this site is to provide information and education that will stimulate thought and provoke you to become your own health advocate.
Today take a long scanning look over your body and look for any skin discolorations, raised skin, white mucus in your mouth/throat area or stool, or new bumps, etc. 
If you are married have your spouse look in areas you can not see if you are single use a mirror or ask a family member (sibling) or close friend for help.
Information is Power and a Life Saver!
If you are married have your spouse look in areas you can not see if you are single use a mirror or ask a family member (sibling) or close friend for help.
Information is Power and a Life Saver!
For more information go to http://www.medicine.net.com/, http://www.webmd.com/, http://www.righthealth.com/
Live well
Doc V
 
 
 
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