What medicine should I use for ringworm on the inner thigh

In fact, it is quite common to have tinea on the inner thigh skin. If this situation is not so serious, it can be improved by taking topical medications without taking any oral medications. This can achieve the effect of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis. However, if the symptoms are already very serious, oral and topical medications must be taken. Only in this way can the symptoms be alleviated to a certain extent.

Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that wind evil, dampness evil, heat evil, blood deficiency, and insect infestation are the main causes of the disease. The principles of treatment are to dispel wind and dampness, clear away heat and detoxify, nourish blood and moisten dryness, and promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, so as to achieve the effect of expelling evil, strengthening the body, relieving itching and curing.

Treatment

Neurodermatitis is a localized skin nerve dysfunction skin disease, also known as chronic simple lichen. Traditional Chinese medicine calls it "cow's neck sore" or "neck sore" because it often occurs on the neck and looks like the skin of a cow's neck, which is thick and hard. As the Authentic Surgery says: Psoriasis is like the skin of a cow's collar, tough and hard, and feels like rotten wood when scratched. The clinical features are lichenification of the skin, hypertrophy and roughness, severe itching, a slow course of disease, repeated attacks, often not healing for many years, and easy relapse after recovery.

Internal Therapy

Oral treatment:

⑴ Oral large doses of vitamin A, 100,000 to 300,000 units per day or vitamin A acid, 1 mg/kg/day. However, long-term use may cause bone decalcification, hair loss and other symptoms of poisoning.

⑵ Take T90 psoriasis vaccine orally, follow the doctor's advice, and take 1-6 pills orally daily depending on the condition of the disease. The effect is significant.

Western medicine treatment:

⑴ Antihistamines and sedatives: You can use chlorpheniramine, ancillary drugs, diphenhydramine, promethazine, diazepam, etc. as appropriate to calm the itching. Try to avoid using large doses of topical corticosteroids for a long time or in a short period of time.

(2) Intravenous medication: 0.25% procaine injection 10-20 ml plus vitamin C 500 mg intravenous injection; or use procaine 4-6 mg/kg body weight, prepared into 0.1% solution with normal saline, plus vitamin C 500-1000 mg intravenous drip. You can also use 10 ml of 10￥ calcium gluconate for intravenous injection.

(3) For localized psoriasis, apply antipruritic and antiseptic drugs to the affected area.

(4) This treatment can be considered for patients whose condition is more serious and has not been cured for a long time.

External treatment:

(1) Apply Realgar Powder externally;

(2) Apply neurodermatitis lotion to the affected area;

(3) Local tapping with plum blossom needles: once a day, 10 times as a course of treatment;

(4) The following drugs can also be used for external use: compound flumethasone sulfamethoxazole, Fujining, 105 black bean distilled oil ointment, antipruritic alcohol, etc.;

(5) Local blockade: 2 ml of compound quinine injection plus 4-6 ml of 1% procaine, local subcutaneous injection (do not inject too shallowly to avoid causing skin necrosis), once a week, 10 times as a course of treatment. You can also use 0.1% methylene blue 2ml plus 2% procaine 5-10ml subcutaneous injection in the affected area once a week;

(6) Radioisotope therapy: 32-phosphorus or 30-strontium patches can be used;

(7) Superficial X-ray radiotherapy: 29-43KV, 60-100R each time, once a week, 3-4 times as a course of treatment, no more than 2 courses in a year.