Monitoring of glucose concentrations should be used to adjust the dose accordingly.

Monitoring of glucose concentrations should be performed to adjust the dose accordingly.

anti-infective agents such as dapsone, pentamidine, flucytosine, pegylated interferons plus ribavirin and amphotericin B

Topically applied boric acid, along with the antifungal flucytosine, successfully treats approximately 70 percent of women.

Very few antifungal drug classes exist for treating these infections: azoles, echinocandins, polyenes and flucytosine.

Very few classes of antifungal agents are available to treat these infections: azoles, echinocandins, polyenes and flucytosine.

There are studies which have suggested that when boric acid is applied alongside the antifungal flucytosine, about 70% of women have been treated successfully.

Research has shown that when boric acid is applied topically together with the antifungal flucytosine, it successfully treats approximately 70 percent of women.

If amphotericin is unavailable, high-dose fluconazole combined with oral flucytosine should be proposed.

Some research reports that topically applied boric acid, along with the antifungal flucytosine, successfully treats approximately 70 percent of women.

Flucytosine is a synthetic fluorinated pyrimidine with selective antifungal activity, particularly against Cryptococcus and Candida spp. and chromomycosis.

TMPN was fungicidal for the majority of 132 reference strains and clinical isolates tested, including those resistant to fluconazole, ketoconzole, amphotericin B or flucytosine.

These treatments include more doses of fluconazole taken by lips or other medicines applied inside the vagina such as for example boric acid, nystatin, or flucytosine.

These treatments include more doses of fluconazole taken by mouth or other medicines applied inside the vagina such as boric acid, nystatin, or flucytosine.

Combination flucytosine and high-dose fluconazole compared with fluconazole monotherapy for the treatment of cryptococcal meningitis: a randomized trial in Malawi.