There are red spots on my buttocks which are very itchy

The buttocks are wrapped tightly every day to protect them from wind and sun, so generally there will be no discomfort. But everyone has different skin types, and different phenomena will occur when facing environmental influences. Some people will have red spots on their buttocks accompanied by itching. The more they scratch, the more itchy they become, which is particularly uncomfortable. This is mainly due to a skin disease caused by fungal infection. So what should we do?

Considering the possibility of allergy is relatively high, there will be local itching, red bumps and other symptoms, which are mainly caused by local irritation.

It is recommended that you take chlorpheniramine tablets and vitamin C tablets under the guidance of a doctor. Take them according to the instructions. Pay attention to local hygiene and avoid irritation. Apply calamine lotion locally and use it according to the instructions.

The most common cause is eczema or urticaria caused by allergies. This situation is related to the environment and eating spicy food, and it needs to be treated with medication in time. In this case, you can apply calamine lotion for treatment and observation. Avoiding seafood and spicy foods will help improve the symptoms. If the symptoms continue to worsen, it is best to observe in the hospital. For anti-allergic drug treatment, you can take Claritin tablets and Pirostenol tablets orally to prevent allergies. They can be used on local skin first and then applied externally in combination with treatment. This can have a good therapeutic effect. Do not scratch the skin casually to prevent further damage and infection to the skin.

Tinea cruris refers to skin ringworm disease that occurs in the pubic and thigh areas of the human body. It is a skin disease caused by fungal infection. This ringworm is mainly distributed in the inner thigh groin, perineum and perianal area. The occurrence of this disease is also related to poor local hygiene and the person's own suffering from other skin ringworm diseases. Folliculitis may be secondary to scratching during the course of the disease. Because the skin of the pubic and thigh areas is relatively tender, it is necessary to avoid using high-concentration and highly irritating preparations. It is advisable to use milder ringworm lotions or ringworm ointments for external application, such as general ringworm water, Baodao ringworm water, compound ginseng bark tincture, etc. It is generally advisable to dilute it to a concentration of 1/2. 5% to 10% sulfur ointment, realgar ointment, etc. can also be used.