Geotrichosis generally has a good prognosis and patients generally have successful recovery.[10] However, there is not a standard treatment for geotrichosis.[3] There are several types of antimicrobial or antifungal compounds that can be used for geotrichosis treatment.[11] One type of treatment of geotrichosis can involve miconazole and ketoconazole, which has shown to improve cutaneous, branchopulmonary, intestinal and joint conditions.[12] Another method of treatment involves symptomatic care, bed rest, iodine therapy,[5] aerosol nystatin and amphotericin B.[4] Azole drugs including isoconazole and clotrimazole are used for geotrichosis treatment.[11] Associated treatment for pulmonary geotrichosis includes the use of potassium iodide, sulfonamides or colistin.[10] The associated asthma can be treated with desensitization and prednisolone.[10][4] Amphotericin B, clotrimazole and S-fluorocytosine have become more susceptible to G. candidum. Antimycotic resistance can appear due to repeated treatment.[11]