Male thigh root pimples

The base of the thigh is also an absolutely sensitive and fragile area. Therefore, in daily life, male friends need to pay attention to the care of the skin at the base of the thigh. When there are any abnormal problems with the skin at the base of the thigh, corresponding measures should be taken in time for treatment. Some men have found that bumps grow inexplicably at the base of the thigh, and these bumps are occasionally accompanied by signs of itching. What is going on?

Men may have lumps on their thighs due to the following reasons:

First, if the skin surface is red, swollen, itchy, and scaly, then it is considered to be tinea cruris. Tinea cruris is a fungal skin disease, which is the same as the commonly known athlete's foot. Both are fungal infections.

The cause is usually that people with foot ulcer often scratch and cause fungal infection in the thigh root. Because this part is relatively moist for a long time, it is easy to cause fungal infection. If it is a fungal infection, it is recommended to wear loose pants, ventilate as much as possible, and then apply terbinafine or ketoconazole, itraconazole cream for antifungal treatment. It should be applied for at least 2-3 weeks to kill the fungus.

Secondly, if it is a lump under the skin that is movable, like a bean or quail egg in size, it may be an enlarged lymph node. Enlarged lymph nodes are related to infection, such as lung inflammation, gastrointestinal inflammation, or urological inflammation such as epididymitis, which may cause enlarged lymph nodes. At this time, there may be pain. It is recommended to see a surgeon or urologist to clarify the further situation.