A Review of Formulation and Evaluation of Anti Fungal Cream Using Different Plant Extract

Fungi are eukaryotic organisms found in nearly every environment, with only a limited subset contributing to human disease. These pathogenic fungi can cause infections ranging from mild cutaneous conditions to invasive, life-threatening diseases such as cryptococcal meningitis. Antifungal agents serve as a critical therapeutic class for managing these infections. Understanding the pharmacologic characteristics of antifungal medications—including spectrum of activity, mechanism of action, and pharmacokinetics—is essential for effective treatment selection. This activity provides healthcare professionals with essential information on antifungal resistance trends, clinical guidelines for treating superficial and systemic fungal infections, and therapeutic considerations for high-risk populations, including the immunocompromised. Emphasis is placed on strategies for clinical decision-making, monitoring for efficacy and toxicity, and recognizing drug-drug interactions and adverse effect profiles. The role of emerging antifungal therapies and evolving patterns in fungal epidemiology is also discussed. This activity supports improved patient outcomes through informed prescribing and management of antifungal agents.