What to do if a man has itchy thighs

In fact, whether for women or for most men, the thigh root is a relatively awkward position. Because the thigh root is connected to the genitals, and the genitals are such a private organ. It often needs further attention. Itching at the thigh root of men is a common problem. So what should men do if it itches at the thigh root?

How can a man's thigh root itch be caused by tinea cruris? Applying Fuqi ointment, Mycobacterium ointment, bifenazolidone cream, and ketoconazole cream is the most effective! Tinea cruris is a ringworm disease that occurs in the groin, the upper inner thigh, and the vulva. The most common site is the skin of the thigh opposite the scrotum. The damage begins as a small maculopapular rash, which is red in color and has small scales on the surface. The rash then expands and gradually spreads to the surrounding areas, forming ring-shaped or semi-ring-shaped patches. Generally, the skin damage is aggravated in summer and significantly alleviated in winter.

Tinea cruris is caused by fungi, so like other tinea diseases, there must be an environment suitable for the growth and reproduction of fungi, and there must also be a source of fungi, that is, a source of infection. Generally speaking, tinea cruris occurs more often in men, because the inner thigh of men is close to the scrotum, especially in obese people, the two places are completely attached to each other, and the secretions and dirt on them are not easy to remove. In addition, the local temperature is high and humid, which is very suitable for the growth and reproduction of fungi. Therefore, men are prone to tinea cruris. Women rarely suffer from tinea cruris, but if the body is too obese, there are many wrinkles on the skin of the vulva and the inner thigh. If you sweat a lot and don't pay attention to cleaning, it is also a favorable condition for fungal growth. Therefore, women can also suffer from tinea cruris. In addition, the occurrence of tinea cruris is also related to the body's reduced resistance.

People who have been bedridden for a long time and are physically weak, especially those who suffer from diabetes, malignant tumors, and long-term use of corticosteroids or immunosuppressants, are more likely to suffer from tinea cruris than healthy people. Of course, it does not mean that tinea cruris will occur if you are physically weak. There must be a fungal infection. The fungus of tinea cruris mainly comes from tinea pedis, which can be your own or someone else's. Tinea cruris is caused by fungi, and hormones not only cannot kill fungi, but can also promote their growth and reproduction, so it is definitely wrong to use hormones to treat tinea cruris. This principle seems simple, but in daily life, people often fall into misunderstandings on this issue.

A warm reminder that itching at the base of a man's thigh is tinea cruris. And tinea cruris is often a disease that occurs in people's private parts. At this time, don't be reluctant to mention it to others, and don't be ashamed to go to the hospital for treatment. But you can't take medicine on your own.