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The 11 pages that link to Antifungal resistance, each with the reason it gives.

• Candida albicansRelated: Resistance in C. albicans can complicate treatment, particularly after repeated drug exposure.

• Vulvovaginal candidiasisRelated: Resistance can complicate persistent disease, though symptoms may also have nonresistant causes.

• Oral candidiasisRelated: Resistance can complicate treatment of persistent or repeatedly treated Candida infection.

• CandidiasisRelated: Resistance can make some Candida infections harder to treat and shape drug selection.

• Antifungal drugRelated: Resistance can make standard regimens fail, especially as resistant Candida and Aspergillus strains emerge.

• Tinea corporisRelated: Resistance can explain some persistent dermatophyte infections despite appropriate treatment.

• AntifungalRelated: Resistance can make standard antifungal regimens fail.

• ClotrimazoleRelated: Altered drug targets, sterol pathways, or drug efflux can reduce clotrimazole susceptibility.

• Fungal pathogenRelated: Resistance can make infections harder to treat and narrows available therapies.

• NatamycinRelated: Changes in membrane sterols can reduce natamycin susceptibility.

• Athlete's footRelated: Resistance can matter when infection persists despite appropriate treatment.