Soin-et-Nature offers a complete range of antifungal medicines, designed to effectively treat every type of fungal infection, whether cutaneous, intimate or digestive. Creams, ova, powders, oral solutions or varnishes: targeted treatments to quickly relieve symptoms, stop the proliferation of fungi and limit recurrences, while preserving the natural balance of the skin and mucous membranes.
Faced with persistent itching, redness, foot fungus or recurrent candidiasis? Don't worry, antifungal treatments can effectively relieve these conditions. This category covers all solutions designed to treat infections caused by microscopic fungi. Creams, powders, capsules, ova or oral solutions: each galenic form has its own specific features, and we can help you choose the one best suited to your situation.
In this fact sheet, we offer you detailed guidance: a presentation of antifungals, their different forms, best practices for use, and advice on how to limit recurrences. You'll also find a pharmacist's opinion and naturopathic recommendations for strengthening your body and restoring lasting comfort.
Antifungals (or antimycotics) are drugs designed to eradicate or stop the growth of pathogenic fungi responsible for infections, known as mycoses. These infections can affect different areas of the body: the skin, nails, scalp, mouth, skin folds and intimate sphere.
How do they work?
Antifungal agents can be fungistatic (they block the proliferation of fungi) or fungicidal (they destroy fungi). They work by altering the fungal cell membrane or inhibiting enzymes essential to their survival. Each class of drug targets a specific type of infection.
There are a multitude of galenic forms adapted to each mycosis location. Here are the main categories you'll find in our antifungal aisle:
Each solution is adapted to a specific type of infection, location and duration of evolution. The choice depends on your symptoms, medical history and usage preferences.
Even if antifungal treatment is essential, good everyday habits make all the difference. Here are our practical recommendations:
These simple gestures are the keys to lasting healing and improved antifungal hygiene.
The antifungal reflex is to act as soon as the first signs appear: localized redness, small vesicles, cracks, itching or unusual discharge. Why should you do this? Because untreated mycosis spreads and becomes more difficult to eradicate.
Your pharmacist will help you choose the right form, at the right dosage, and for the right duration. He or she can also recommend combined solutions (cream + powder, ovule + external cream, etc.) to optimize treatment effects.
Finally, he'll alert you to situations where medical consultation is necessary: recurrent mycosis, nail damage, damage to sensitive areas or the case of pregnant women.
And what if you were to treat the terrain that is conducive to fungi? Naturopathic medicine can give you a helping hand by strengthening your natural defenses and modulating your cutaneous, intestinal or vaginal flora.
Here are our favorite natural tips:
Prevention also requires an overall balanced lifestyle: sleep, stress management, regular physical activity... all count to avoid recurrences and maintain healthy skin.
The management of feminine disorders is based on specific pharmaceutical solutions adapted to each pathology: