Epidemiological Trends and Therapeutic Strategies for Fungal Infections: A technical Report

Abstract

Fungi are primarily opportunistic pathogens that can only enter the body if its natural defence are drastically depleted. The majority of risk factors for an invasive fungal infection cannot be avoided since they are entwined with the underlying illnesses and the therapies used to treat them. In individuals with chronic illnesses and immune-compromised patients, fungi are a significant predictor of mortality. Bangladesh has a wide range of fungi infections, and numerous studies have shown how common they are there. Although viruses and bacteria are the primary causes of these illnesses, opportunistic fungal infections in humans and animals are becoming more common on a global scale. To achieve better results, it is essential to comprehend the epidemiology, clinical characteristics, and diagnostic process of fungal infection. In this report, we examine the emergence of fungus infections as well as the clinical signs, prognosis, and care of several fungi that are widespread in our nation. It will give a brief understanding of infectious diseases and creating awareness among people.