Is male tinea cruris contagious?

The prevalence of tinea cruris is gradually increasing. The target of tinea cruris is usually men. If you have tinea cruris, you need to treat it in time, otherwise the skin damage will be serious and the harm will be extreme. Everyone knows that ringworm is highly contagious, so tinea cruris is no exception. Tinea cruris can also be contagious, and it can be infected if you are not careful. Tinea cruris can infect other parts of the human body through itself, and can also infect others through the media.

The contagiousness of tinea cruris is very terrible, and everyone should pay attention to this matter. There is one thing you may not know, if a man has sex during the period of tinea cruris, it is very easy to cause the other party to be infected with tinea cruris, is it incredible? Knowing this, you need to restrain yourself and don't let yourself regret it because of a moment of carelessness.

Tinea cruris can be cured, and the symptoms will be relieved quickly through regular care. Patients with tinea cruris should read the following content carefully.

1. Cultivate good living habits, clean the pubic area every day, and keep it clean.

2. Change underwear frequently and wash clothes frequently, which is beneficial to healing. Wear loose clothes as much as possible, change underwear to soft cotton materials with good water absorption, wear less chemical fiber underwear, and wear loose clothes as much as possible, especially don't wear tight pants.

3. Do not use other people's underwear, underwear and toiletries to avoid direct contact with patients with ringworm and small animals to prevent infection.

4. Actively treat ringworms in other parts of the human body, such as ringworm of the hands and feet, onychomycosis and corporis, so as to eradicate them and prevent their recurrence.

5. Avoid eating spicy food, irritating food and irritating food, quit smoking and drinking, eat a light diet, and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables.

6. Reduce sweating, keep the injured area dry, and wipe off unnecessary water from the body in time after taking a shower, otherwise the bacteria will spread quickly.

7. Be careful not to use ultra-hot water for cleaning, do not use alkaline daily chemicals, and use acidic bath products, which will not damage the epidermis or aggravate skin damage.

8. Cut your nails to prevent scratching and secondary infection. When the wound itches, try to endure it as much as possible, and it is best not to scratch it.

9. Medication should be taken continuously for the treatment of tinea cruris. It should not be stopped as soon as it itches. The treatment should be complete and the bacterial test should be negative before the treatment is terminated.