What causes itching in the male thigh area?

The main reason for the appearance of small red bumps on the inner thighs is due to the appearance of some urticaria, tinea cruris, etc. However, in general, it is considered to be due to urticaria, which requires you to pay more attention to observe in normal times. Do you have urticaria in normal times? Do you often drink alcohol in normal times? Or do you eat some spicy and seafood in normal times? Let's take a look together!

Urticaria is a common skin disease, commonly known as urticaria, wind pimples, and urticaria. Due to various factors, the skin and mucous membranes cause temporary inflammatory congestion and a large amount of fluid exudation, causing local edema damage to the body. Before the onset of urticaria, patients often have itching and tingling in the affected area. After the onset of urticaria, flat, red, edematous plaques appear with obvious redness on the edges. The urticaria usually disappears naturally within 1 to 2 days. After the urticaria disappears, the skin can return to normal, but sometimes pigmentation will remain.

The size and number of urticaria lesions vary and can appear on any part of the skin and mucous membranes. The wheals can also cause severe itching and burning sensations, but the manifestations vary from person to person. Severe patients may also experience symptoms such as headache and fever, and may even go into shock. However, most urticaria patients only experience itchy wheals and no other discomfort.

The course of urticaria is uncertain. Some patients may have multiple attacks in a day, and the attacks stop after a few days. This is called acute urticaria. In life, many patients also have rashes every day, or they appear or worsen intermittently for several months. If the disease lasts for more than 3 months, we can call it chronic urticaria.

Red bumps on the inner thighs and urticaria:

1. Patients with urticaria should first find out the cause of the disease and avoid contact with suspected allergens.

2. Urticaria patients should eat more fresh fruits and vegetables to prevent constipation, but should try to eat less irritating foods to avoid worsening of the condition.

3. Urticaria patients are prohibited from keeping animals and plants indoors to avoid allergic reactions and worsening of the disease.

4. Urticaria patients should pay attention to combining work and rest and avoid excessive fatigue.

5. Urticaria patients should avoid scratching the affected area with their hands to prevent more skin lesions, more severe itching and worsening of the condition.

I suggest you go to the hospital for a dermatological examination as soon as possible. If it is really measles, you need to receive timely treatment. If it is some other type of disease, you need targeted treatment. During the treatment period, you cannot drink excessively and you should not eat spicy and irritating foods. I wish you a speedy recovery.