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The key to itching on the inner side of the thigh skin is to consider the clinical manifestations of allergic eczema. It is often related to the skin's resistance or climate, and one's living habits. In terms of treatment, you can first apply some cyproheptadine cream or ice yellow skin cream, cod liver oil ointment to improve the symptoms of eczema. These types of medicines do not contain hormone drugs, have no side effects, and can be used safely. For oral medication, clinical medicine recommends oral second-generation antihistamines, such as loratadine tablets, promethazine, cimetidine, diphenhydramine, phenergan, and cyproheptadine.

Usually, you should also maintain good skin hygiene, avoid irritation to the skin, and wear cotton clothes as much as possible. Avoid spicy food and greasy food. It is recommended to eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, such as winter melon, soybeans, tofu, mung beans, asparagus, and cabbage. You can eat more of these in moderation.

The most common condition of itching in the groin (inner thigh) is tinea femoris, which is a superficial bacterial infection in the groin, genitals, and anus, especially in long-term sitting, local damp and cold conditions. It can be diagnosed by combining the patient's medical history of tinea pedis and local skin lesion bacterial examination. After the diagnosis of bacterial infection, local antifungal Chinese medicine preparations can be applied externally for 1-2 months. In severe cases, antifungal drugs can be taken orally, such as itraconazole capsules. Usually, pay attention to the cleanliness, ventilation, and dryness of the local area. If there is no rash on the local area, considering the possibility of itching, anti-allergic drugs such as chlorpheniramine can be taken orally, and local moisturizing and hydrating treatment can be used.

Itching on the inner thigh root is usually tinea cruris. Tinea cruris is a skin disease caused by bacterial infection. It often occurs on the thigh root, the scrotum of men, the vulva of women, and around the anus. It is caused by skin itching caused by bacterial infection. In clinical medicine, it can be mainly manifested as erythema with very clear boundaries, and even desquamation and papules. However, in clinical medicine, patients usually use drugs to treat skin eczema symptoms after itching in the thigh root, such as topical hormone drugs. Topical application of hormones will aggravate bacterial infection, so the more treatment, the more serious the condition. Therefore, it is recommended that everyone go to a regular hospital for treatment and use topical antifungal drugs. In severe cases, antifungal drugs can be taken orally.