What to do if a man has a burnt crotch

It is very easy to find flatulence under the male's groin, especially around the scrotum. Flatulence is mainly caused by fungal infection and is contagious. If flatulence is too severe, it will spread to a large area of ​​skin between the thighs. More importantly, flatulence is not easy to heal. It takes a long time to recover and the condition will recur. So how should men with flatulence be treated?

Many male friends suffer from tinea cruris. Symptoms such as erythema, scaling, and even pus, itching, etc. will appear on the inner thigh and other parts, which seriously troubles male friends. In clinical practice, most patients with tinea cruris are men. Why are men more likely to get tinea cruris? Tinea cruris is caused by fungal infection, so this type of disease is also like other tinea diseases. It requires an environment suitable for fungal growth and reproduction, and also requires a source of fungi, which is what we often call the source of infection.

Men are more likely to get tinea cruris because the inner thigh is closer to the scrotum, especially for obese patients. The secretions and dirt on it are not easy to clean, and the local temperature is relatively high and moist, which is very suitable for fungal growth. Therefore, men are more likely to get tinea cruris than women. In addition, the occurrence of tinea cruris is also related to the body's reduced resistance. If you are bedridden for a long time and are weak, especially those who suffer from diabetes, malignant tumors, and long-term use of corticosteroids or immunosuppressants, you are more likely to get tinea cruris than healthy people. Of course, it does not mean that tinea cruris will definitely occur if you are weak. There must be a fungal infection. The fungus of tinea cruris mainly comes from tinea pedis. Some people have tinea pedis themselves, and some are infected by contact with others. If tinea cruris is severe, it may affect the perineum, perianal area, buttocks, etc., and there will be severe itching. Due to long-term scratching, the patient may also develop secondary dermatitis, lichenification or secondary infection. The affected skin will become larger and larger, so tinea cruris should be treated actively. Tinea cruris is generally more severe in summer and slightly relieved in winter, but the treatment and prevention of tinea cruris cannot be ignored, otherwise it will be more severe next summer.

Psoriasis is difficult to cure and can cause this kind of symptoms on the skin. It can generally be treated with drugs such as Acitretin Capsules and Calcipotriol Ointment. You can go to the dermatology department of the hospital for an examination to see the specific situation and choose drug treatment based on the examination. Pay attention to skin hygiene, do not eat spicy food, do not drink alcohol, do not eat seafood and hot foods.