What tests should men undergo to check for fungal infections?

There are generally two methods for detecting fungal infections in men: one involves urine testing to check for the presence of fungi and fungal hyphae; this method is relatively simple. The other involves collecting secretions from the glans penis and foreskin for examination, which allows for rapid diagnosis of a fungal infection. In men, fungal infections most commonly occur in the glans and foreskin area and may cause cloudy urine with white, flocculent debris. Early detection and prompt treatment are strongly recommended to facilitate recovery and restore health.