A paradigm for how a single molecule can transform the management of a wide range of fungal diseases.

Infusion-related reactions are rare, making rapid IV administration generally safe.

Diflucan should be avoided in patients with known hypersensitivity to other azoles.

Invasive candidiasis treatment duration is guided by resolution of symptoms and bloodstream clearance.

Diflucan can lead to clinically significant interactions with immunosuppressants like tacrolimus.

Diflucan can cause taste distortion (dysgeusia) as a side effect.

Achieves high concentrations in vaginal tissue and fluid after oral dosing.

Diflucan is a Schedule H/P drug in many countries, requiring a prescription.

Its legacy is its role in making systemic antifungal therapy outpatient-friendly and accessible.

Hepatotoxicity, while rare, is a serious potential adverse effect of Diflucan.