Itchy pimples on thigh root

Male friends need to pay attention if they have red bumps and itching at the base of their thighs, because this is likely caused by dermatitis or scrotal eczema. Although both diseases are skin diseases, there are certain differences in the causes of the onset, so there will be a certain degree of difficulty in the actual treatment. Patients should go to a reliable hospital for an outpatient examination immediately, and then receive medication under the specific guidance of a doctor. During the medication period, you should also pay more attention to your daily body hygiene, which can help the condition heal quickly.

Itchy pimples on the thigh root are more common in tinea cruris, which is a fungal infection of the dermatophytes in the groin, perineum, anus and buttocks. It belongs to a type of body ringworm that occurs in a specific location. The disease can be caused by direct or indirect infection, or by self-infection, such as infection of the hands, feet, nails, etc.

The rash is more common in the groin and buttocks, and occurs on one or both sides. The main manifestations of skin lesions are annular or topographical, with papules, papules, or small blisters arranged in a single row on the edge, and then produce scaly bright red patches with clear borders. The skin lesions continue to expand outward, and degenerative changes may occur in the center, with pigmentation spots and significant active itching. Microscopic examination and modeling of skin lesions are required for diagnosis.

What causes acne and itching on the base of men's thighs?

Scrotal eczema is a type of skin disease of the male reproductive system. It is very common in daily life. It is generally related to the patient's lack of attention to daily sexual organ hygiene or sexual environmental hygiene. In addition, patients with allergic constitution or dampness may also get this disease.

In addition to scrotal eczema, skin diseases such as dermatitis and rashes can also cause red bumps and severe itching on the inner thighs of men. This is closely related to external environmental irritation, abnormal hormone regulation of the patient himself, and psychological factors. Therefore, it is necessary to examine the symptoms clearly before treating with medication.

Men who have red bumps and itching at the base of their thighs can take anti-allergic drugs such as loratadine tablets, astemizole, and povidone, as well as heat-clearing and fire-clearing drugs such as wet-to-dust-clearing capsules and Huanglian Shangqing pills. At the same time, they can also use external application drugs such as calamine, retinoic acid ointment, and sulfur ointment to rub the area for faster healing.

During the treatment period, patients should also pay more attention to their daily diet and medical care, maintain a light diet, avoid spicy, fried, greasy foods, and especially avoid irritating foods such as seafood. They should drink plenty of water, eat more fruits and vegetables, take a bath and change clothes frequently, and avoid scratching the affected area to help the condition heal faster.