Redness and pain on the inner thighs in summer

In the summer, the weather is hot and the skin sweats easily. When we walk, we can clearly feel discomfort in our thighs. Many people will find that the inner thighs of their thighs become red and painful in the summer. The first possibility is that they are getting a fever, or it may be caused by friction when walking. Another possibility is skin disease. Allergies or wrinkles are more common, and the latter is more common in obese people.

1. This is a skin disease problem. Skin diseases are pathological processes caused by changes in the skin's morphology, structure, and function after the skin is affected by internal and external factors, and correspondingly produce various clinical manifestations, such as itching, redness, swelling, blisters and other skin problems.

2. It is caused by excessive moisture in the local area. In this case, one should keep it dry for a long time and do not wash it too often. You can use calamine lotion, shake it well and apply it to the affected area for relief.

3. If it is skin allergy, you can take some Xiaofeng Zhiyang granules or loratadine to treat it. Avoid eating spicy and irritating foods or foods that are prone to allergies.

For skin allergies, it is recommended to apply borneol acetate ointment or paeonol ointment for the best effect. You can take some Xiaofeng Zhiyang granules or loratadine for treatment, pay attention to dietary adjustment, and eat less or no spicy and irritating food. Try to reduce adverse external stimuli, such as scratching. You can use dermatitis cream for external use to relieve itching. Try to avoid allergens.

4. It is closely related to the obvious tinea cruris disease

5. Abrasions, also known as fold rashes, are more common in obese people. It often occurs in skin folds such as the armpits, groin, perineum, around the anus, neck, and under the breasts of elderly women. Due to the infiltration and friction of sweat, clearly-bordered bright red patches occur, followed by erosion and exudation. When infection occurs, pustules and white scales appear, and the patient may feel itchy or burning. If it occurs in the groin, it may also affect walking.

Pay attention to keeping the skin folds clean and dry, change underwear frequently, and wash the skin promptly when there is sweat accumulation and moisture. Compound boric acid powder or talcum powder can be applied to the local area of ​​erythema. If there is erosion and exudation, normal saline or 3% boric acid solution can be used for wet compresses. In case of secondary Candida infection, 3% clotrimazole cream or Daktarin cream can be applied.