How to remove melanin from tinea cruris

Any ring-shaped or semi-circular skin lesions caused by highly pathogenic bacteria invading the groin are generally called tinea cruris, which is a unique type of tinea corporis in the pubic region. For tinea cruris, patients should actively seek treatment, and the pigmentation on the skin is the area that patients are more troubled by. The following will introduce how to deal with the pigmentation left by tinea cruris? What are the tips to remove it?

Tinea cruris refers to a skin disease caused by bacterial infection of the inner thigh, perineum, and buttocks. The bacteria of tinea cruris can be spread through underwear, towels, etc., and can also be spread through sexual intercourse, so tinea cruris is also included in sexually transmitted diseases. But we must not think that tinea cruris is definitely transmitted through sexual intercourse. In clinical medicine, more than 80% of tinea cruris is transmitted through non-sexual intercourse.

The clinical symptom of tinea cruris is obvious itching in some parts. The disease is very easy to flare up. It is usually caused by touching a person with tinea cruris, or by infection from cats, dogs, etc., or by indirect infection from clothing and other items, or by first contracting tinea cruris and then getting infected by scratching.

The incidence of tinea cruris is increasing, mainly among young people, with more men than women. The disease is more common in summer, and the humid and cold or hot weather usually makes the condition worse, while it is relieved or cured in winter. Tinea cruris is a skin disease that is common in the thighs, and sometimes it can also invade the perineum, mons pubis, around the anus, buttocks, scrotal folds, etc. It itches severely, and due to scratching, the patient may develop secondary dermatitis, lichenification or secondary infection. Therefore, in order to prevent the condition from becoming serious, it must be treated promptly.

To treat the pigment left by tinea cruris, you can try the following two methods.

1. Partial treatment, partial external application and oral medication are used in conjunction for better results.

2. Systemic treatment: Take a lot of vitamin C orally, 1-3g per day, or inject 2g of vitamin C intravenously. Vitamin C can restore the darker air-oxidized melanin to lighter reduced melanin, and convert dopaquinone into dopa, thereby inhibiting the production of pigments.

The above is a detailed introduction to the relevant content, and I hope it will be helpful to patients. Regarding the treatment of pigmentation left by tinea cruris, patients must choose the appropriate method for treatment based on their specific conditions.

In order to help patients better treat their illnesses, several similar medicines are introduced in detail below:

Terbinafine hydrochloride spray: It is used to treat tinea manuum, tinea pedis, tinea corporis, tinea cruris and tinea versicolor, etc.

Butenafine hydrochloride ointment: It is suitable for superficial fungal skin infections, and is mainly used for ringworms of the feet, tinea corporis, and tinea cruris caused by sensitive bacteria.

Ciclopirox ointment: It is used to treat superficial fungal skin infections, such as tinea corporis, tinea cruris, tinea hands and feet (especially the type with thickened keratinization), tinea versicolor, candidiasis of the skin, and also onychomycosis.