Can tinea cruris be cured

Tinea cruris is a skin problem that troubles many people, and the incidence rate is generally higher in summer. Since it will cause severe itching to patients and affect their normal life, timely treatment is required. Tinea cruris can be treated with some medications. In addition, in daily life, patients with tinea cruris should also pay attention to dietary health and preventive care. Below we will introduce you to the relevant knowledge about tinea cruris in detail.

1. Medication treatment

The condition of tinea cruris is closely related to the season. It tends to spread and worsen in summer, with significant itching, while it can be naturally relieved and the condition becomes stable in winter. If this disease is not treated in time, it may persist for a long time.

Treatment is basically the same as for tinea corporis. Since the skin of the pubic area is relatively tender, topical medications are easily absorbed. Therefore, topical medications with less irritation and lower concentration should be selected. If the itching is severe, you can first use an antipruritic, such as 1% dyclonine cream. If the area is damp and sweaty, you can apply powder externally.

2. Diet and Health Care

Tinea cruris diet

Rice vinegar almond soup: 15 grams of almonds, 25 grams of rice vinegar. Crush the almonds and pour them into vinegar, then heat and boil. Use a cotton ball to wash the affected area while it is still hot. Wash once a day for 3 days, then wait 1-2 days and then use it for another 3 days.

Sophora japonica pork tripe: Use 1 pork tripe (about 200 grams), add 5 grams of sophora japonica, and cook. Or use a 250g pigeon, remove the intestines and put 5g of soapberry into the pigeon's stomach, and cook together.

Stewed yellow croaker liver: Add 100 grams of yellow croaker liver, appropriate amount of soy sauce, onion, ginger, sugar and a small amount of water, boil it in a pot and then simmer for half an hour. It can be eaten after the water dries up.

What food is good for the body when suffering from tinea cruris?

Eat more fresh vegetables and fruits.

What foods are best not to eat for tinea cruris?

1. Do not eat or eat less fishy and spicy food.

2. Avoid drinking alcohol;

3. Avoid eating fish, shrimp, seafood, mutton, etc.;

3. Preventive Care

Frequent moisture in the pubic and thigh area is one of the conditions for the onset of tinea cruris. People who are fat and sweat a lot are more likely to suffer from this disease than those who are thin. Therefore, the area should be kept dry. After bathing, you can sprinkle powder such as commercially available talcum powder locally. The underwear you wear on a daily basis should not be too tight or too thick, and should be breathable. Tinea cruris is most likely transmitted from tinea pedis and tinea manuum, so it is important to actively cure tinea pedis and other tinea.