What to do if you have an ulcer on the inside of your buttocks

The specific treatment for inner buttock ulcers depends on the patient's cause of the disease. This is mainly because there are many local causes, so do not blindly use targeted medication for treatment.

Patients with ulcers on the inside of the buttocks may be infected by various dermatophytes, or may have a certain relationship with tinea cruris. It is not ruled out that it is caused by factors such as wearing tight clothing for a long time or sharing daily necessities with others. This disease is prone to occur in the groin area and tends to recur in the buttocks. After the onset of the disease, patients will have local erythema and desquamation, and may even have symptoms of ulcers on the inside, and severe itching will occur. Once tinea cruris is confirmed, the patient needs to use ketoconazole for treatment under the guidance of a doctor, and can also be used in combination with amorolfine to treat the disease.

In addition, patients with ulcers on the inside of the buttocks may also be caused by eczema, which is a chronic inflammatory itchy skin disease. Patients will have rashes on their local skin, and there will also be a tendency to exudate, accompanied by conscious itching. It is prone to relapse and requires long-term treatment. Dexamethasone cream can be used for treatment under the guidance of a doctor, or triamcinolone acetonide can be used for treatment.

In daily life, we should pay attention to local hygiene and wear loose cotton clothes with good breathability.