Definition: Antimycotic is a term in Greek medicine referring to a substance that kills or inhibits fungal growth, usually by destroying fungal spores. It's often used as a preventative measure for infections like urinary tract infections (UTIs) and bronchial infections, though it isn't the only treatment. The word "antimycotic" comes from the Latin term 'anti-mycosis,' meaning to kill or inhibit fungus growth.
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