Chemical sensitivity to fungal creams - Aspergillosis and...

Aspergillosis and Rare Fungal Infection Support

3,889 members560 posts

Chemical sensitivity to fungal creams

LE1LA2 profile image
0 Replies

Having developed a sensitivity to ingredients in fungal cream from exposure to Nizoral 2% shampoo on my back of and front of neck, and further fungal creams adding to the widespread red burning rash, does anyone know of the dermatologist in London who understands chemical sensitivity and how to move forward with a possible yeast infection which is now moving up to my face but and onto my shoulders. I had already been mis advised to use Daktacort for over 4 weeks which is altogether not helpful as scaly patches recur.

Written by
LE1LA2 profile image
LE1LA2
To view profiles and participate in discussions please or .
Read more about...

Not what you're looking for?

You may also like...

Fungal skin infection linked to mouldy patch in bedroom?

Hi I'm new on this forum. I had an occurrence of Psoriasis in December which was followed by what...
Pollenator profile image

Fungal episodes

Hi does anyone know of type of app or device that can track aspergillosis in the air. I have a...
Cindyfayth profile image

Fungal infection on face

I went to see my gp a month ago I told him my symptoms white faded round patch on left side cheek...
Airwater02 profile image

Many fungal infections - underlying health issue?

Around mine months ago I developed Athletes foot. I visited the doctor several times and was just...
Michelle3030 profile image

Fungal/brittle nails and other infections.

Toe nails and other.  I've had fungal nail infection in one foot for years, kept trying tea tree...
SAMBS profile image

Moderation team

GAtherton profile image
GAthertonAdministrator

Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.

Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.