Service Providers for SSF from Lt. Hand
SSF (Superficial Scraping for Fungi) from the left hand is a diagnostic procedure used to detect fungal infections on the skin of the hand. The test involves scraping the affected area to collect a sample, which is then sent to a laboratory for culture. Common fungal infections on the hands include dermatophyte infections (such as tinea corporis or ringworm) and Candida infections. The cultured sample allows fungal organisms to grow, and sensitivity testing may be done to determine the best antifungal treatment. Results typically take a few days to a week, depending on fungal growth.