What should women do if they have tinea cruris?

If bacteria invade the inner side of the patient's groin and cause annular or semi-circular skin lesions, it is called tinea cruris in clinical medicine. This symptom usually occurs in hot and humid seasons. It is mainly related to Exodermatophytes floccosum and Trichophyton mentagrophytes. If you observe carefully, you will find that the inner side of the groin is erythematous and scaly patches, and there may be papulovesicles on the edges. So, what should women do if they have tinea cruris? How should they treat tinea cruris after it occurs?

1. Partial treatment

Partial treatment is the preferred treatment method. The most common drugs in clinical medicine are bifonazole, miconazole, clotrimazole suppository, ketoconazole, econazole, etc. In addition, pyraclostrobin, liranabate, etc. can be used as appropriate. Apply externally 1 to 2 times a day. The general treatment course takes one month. For patients with tinea cruris and infantile tinea cruris, milder drugs should be selected.

2. Systemic treatment

For recurrent generalized tinea cruris and deep tinea cruris, it is necessary to choose systemic antifungal drugs for treatment. The general treatment course is one week. Terbinafine and fluconazole tablets can also have a certain therapeutic effect. Because the bacteria of tinea imbricata can often reach deep into the spinous layer, the course of oral antifungal treatment takes more than three months. Even if the patient's skin lesions have completely disappeared, the treatment should still be continued for 1 to 2 weeks.

3. Collaborative treatment

Finally, in order to improve efficacy and reduce recurrence, different types of antibacterial drugs can be used in combination for partial and partial or partial and systemic synergistic treatment.

However, during treatment, you must be careful not to apply hormonal drugs to avoid immunosuppressive effects and reduce the patient's local resistance. In addition, try not to use tinea medicines that are extremely irritating to the skin. The temperature in summer is relatively hot, and the body sweats a lot. If you don't take a bath in time, you are prone to this kind of symptoms. Therefore, patients are required to pay attention to hygiene and try to wear loose and breathable clothes in summer.

Now you should know what the treatment for tinea cruris is? After the onset of tinea cruris, many people will experience itching. At this time, you can take antibiotics orally. Mild symptoms can be taken alone, while patients with more serious conditions need to cooperate with a variety of medications. You should also pay attention to skin hygiene at ordinary times to prevent infection. During the treatment period, you need to eat more light and nutritious foods to enhance immunity.