Anti-Therapeutic Action: Recurrence and relapse of infection after antifungal discontinuation

Frequency, Interval, and Patient Factors Associated With Recurrence of Disseminated Cutaneous Coccidioidomycosis

This study looked at how often a serious fungal skin infection called coccidioidomycosis comes back after treatment. Researchers found that about 25% of patients experienced at least one recurrence after stopping antifungal medications, with the average time before it returned being 14 months. Some patients had multiple recurrences, and most of the time the infection returned to the same location on the body.

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