What to do if ringworm grows on the inner thigh

Some patients grow tinea cruris on the inner thighs, which is called tinea cruris. The name of this disease is related to the location of the body. If it grows on the hands, it is called tinea manuum. This disease is more difficult to treat. The ancients said, "If you treat the disease but not the tinea, it will be shameful to treat the tinea." The main reason is that this disease is prone to recurrence. So what should you do if ringworm appears on the inner thigh? The treatment of this disease has very strict dietary requirements and you cannot eat seafood and spicy food.

Tinea cruris is a common skin disease in people's lives. It is caused by fungi and is contagious. Once an attack occurs, people often feel unbearable itching, and red spots and scaling appear between the thighs, and some even turn black. In severe cases, the entire inner thigh and buttocks of patients are prone to infection. Therefore, tinea cruris seriously affects the patient's daily work and life.

If you are troubled by itching, redness, small bumps, flaking, itching, pain and scaling on the inner thighs, do not abuse hormone drugs and seek medical attention in time. This is tinea cruris caused by fungal infection. It is best not to scratch it. The more you scratch it, the more likely it is to get infected and the area will expand. Most of the cases are men, and are often accompanied by symptoms such as athlete's foot (tinea pedis), onychomycosis (tinea unguium) or hand odor (tinea manuum). The reason why tinea cruris and athlete's foot recur repeatedly is that many common medicines only treat the symptoms and not the root cause. They only temporarily inhibit bacteria and cannot eliminate the fungi fundamentally.

After reading this, I believe everyone will have a deeper understanding of tinea cruris and what harms it causes.

Tinea cruris refers to a skin disease accompanied by itching symptoms caused by fungal infection on the inner thigh, groin, perineum, and buttocks, which is mostly caused by moisture and friction. The fungus of tinea cruris can be transmitted through underwear, bath towels, etc., and can also be transmitted through sexual intercourse, so tinea cruris is also listed as a sexually transmitted disease. But we must not think that tinea cruris is definitely transmitted through sexual contact. Clinically, more than 80% of tinea cruris is transmitted through non-sexual intercourse. The main symptom is obvious local itching.

The occurrence of tinea cruris is also related to lifestyle habits. Some people do not pay attention to foot hygiene and the condition of their shoes and socks, which provides a good breeding ground for fungi. It is easy to get tinea cruris if you scratch the inner thighs after scratching your feet with your hands.

Some people will try to apply Dak* but it doesn't work. Others will go to regular places in the city and get various oral and ointment prescriptions, which cost a lot of money. After using them, they have some effect, but if you don't use them, the symptoms will continue to flare up. During this period, due to the itching, you often scratch your hands constantly, which can easily lead to hand ringworm infection. The condition of hand ringworm will seriously affect your daily work and life. Hand ringworm peels and small red bumps appear, like an allergy, which is very ugly.

Jock itch (tinea cruris or ringworm) is not a serious disease. In fact, many people, especially those who suffer from fungal diseases such as athlete's foot and onychomycosis, are susceptible to tinea cruris. Quite common. Therefore, we all want to know how to prevent and treat tinea cruris. So, after I learned the relevant knowledge about tinea cruris, I came to share it with everyone, and I hope it will be useful to everyone.