How to treat itchy skin on men's buttocks and tinea cruris?

Many men sometimes find that their buttocks are inexplicably itchy, but they don't pay attention to it. In fact, you have already suffered from hip ulcers. So why do you suffer from hip ulcers? How to treat hip ulcers?

What is tinea membranosa?

Tinea cruris is a type of corporis, which refers to a skin disease caused by fungal infection on the inner thigh, perineum, and buttocks. It is more common in men. Tinea cruris is more common in the thigh, and sometimes it can also affect the perineum, testis, buttocks, perianal area, scrotal folds, etc. It is very itchy, and due to scratching, people with tinea cruris will successively develop dermatitis and lichenification.

What are the characteristics???

When tinea cruris first starts, there are raised red spots, which gradually expand over time and have scaling, slowly changing from red to purple, brown, or skin color.

2. When tinea cruris develops to a certain stage, the inflammation on the edge will become more obvious, with active rashes, blisters, scabs, and even erosion in severe cases!

How to prevent???

As long as you pay attention to it, you can prevent ringworm!

Pay attention to hygiene, love cleanliness, take a bath frequently, and trim your nails frequently.

2. Wash your underwear frequently and do not wear other people’s underwear.

3. Take care of yourself and don’t engage in promiscuous sex.

How to treat???

You can try to mash 3 grams of Buffalo sedge with vinegar and apply it to the affected area.

2. You can apply Pafuo Pearl Cream, which is made from herbs such as Atractylodes macrocephala, Sophora flavescens, Cnidium monnieri, and menthol. After application, it can quickly and effectively stop itching. Continued use can prevent recurrence and protect the skin.

3. Take equal amounts of Coptis chinensis, Phellodendron amurense, Phellodendron chinense and Semen Nephrolepis, grind them into powder and apply to the affected area.

4. Decoction Chinese herbs such as Phellodendron chinense, Dactylum bark, Sophora flavescens, Stemona bulb, and Aucklandia lappa into a paste and apply it to the affected area twice a day.

5. Boil soap beans and vinegar into a paste and apply it to the affected area, which can also effectively treat ringworm.

In addition to the above external application methods, you can also use diet therapy to treat ringworm.

Soap pod pigeon: Prepare a pigeon weighing about 200 grams and 5 grams of soap pods. Clean the pigeon's internal organs, put the soap pods into the pigeon's stomach, and cook.

2. Soapberry pork tripe. Use a 200-gram pork tripe, put 5 grams of soapberry in it, add water and cook. If you eat it regularly, it can effectively relieve the itching of ringworm.

3. Stewed yellow croaker liver: prepare 100 grams of yellow croaker liver, add some soy sauce, sugar, ginger, green onion and a small amount of water, put it in a pot and boil it, then simmer for another half an hour, and it can be eaten after the water dries up.

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