Men's early pictures

The condition of tinea cruris is not unfamiliar to everyone. This condition occurs in many people. It is also a common skin disease in our daily life. Especially many men do not pay much attention to their own hygiene, which makes it easy for them to have tinea cruris. In daily life, we must pay attention to the prevention and treatment of tinea cruris. In this way, we need to understand the symptoms of tinea cruris. Below we actually understand the common symptoms of male tinea cruris patients.

Summer is the peak season for tinea cruris. Because of the high humidity and heat in summer, people sweat all the time, especially men. If they do not pay attention to their own hygiene and do not take a bath in time, the sweat will not evaporate in time and it is easy to cause tinea cruris. Therefore, there are more young male patients with tinea cruris.

Generally speaking, the symptoms of male patients with tinea cruris are more obvious. After the onset of the disease, the patient will develop a rash on the outside of the groin and thigh root, or on the thigh root on the other side of the scrotum. This type of rash is initially some bright red soft spots, usually with scaling on them. Then, as the disease progresses, it begins to slowly expand outward, and papules, blisters and scars will continue to appear on the skin.

Patients with male tinea corporis will have some annular and semi-annular skin lesions on the inner side of the groin. In addition, male patients with tinea corporis will continue to have a more prominent itching sensation, usually with local itching. Because tinea corporis is more prone to recurrence in clinical medicine, everyone must seek treatment as soon as possible.