Itchy red bumps on the inner thighs of women

We usually rarely pay attention to the appearance of our inner thighs, but some people will find red bumps on the inner thighs. What kind of disease is it? Red bumps on the inner thighs are a skin disease, but what are the factors that cause this disease? Very few people know, right? Then let the editor tell you the cause of the red bumps on the inner thighs.

The disease is very easy to occur. It is mostly caused by contact with patients with ringworm, or infection through cats, dogs, etc., or indirect infection through clothing and supplies, or first suffering from ringworm of the foot and spreading the infection due to scratching. In summer, the climate is hot and humid, and the body is prone to sweating, especially in the thighs. If you don't take a bath in time, or wear tight underwear and a lot of sweat can't evaporate in time, you are likely to get this disease. In addition, patients with diabetes, leucorrhea with odor, etc., as well as long-term oral or partial use of large amounts of broad-spectrum antibiotics or corticosteroids, are also prone to tinea cruris. Judging from the prevalence rate, it is mainly young people, with men exceeding women. The disease often occurs in summer, and the cold or hot weather usually aggravates the condition, while it is alleviated or cured in winter.

(1) Maintain self-discipline and avoid any improper association with others. Do not use other people's underwear, underwear and toiletries.

(2) Change underwear frequently, keep the vulva clean, and wash clothes quilts frequently.

(3) Reduce sweating and promote evaporation at the root of the thigh. Keep the perineum as dry as possible and wear loose fitting underwear that is not too tight.

(4) If you suffer from onychomycosis, tinea manuum, or tinea corporis, you should actively seek medical treatment to prevent the pubic area from being infected by the person you handle.

The occurrence of tinea cruris is related to sweating and coldness after exercise, and touching the clothes of tinea cruris patients. Because this type of ringworm grows at the base of the thigh, perineum, or anus, it is also called "riding horse ringworm." The lesions initially appear as papules or small blisters with white scaling and deep melanin. Because of the severe itching, repeated scratching will cause local dampness, coldness, swelling and pain. Because of the characteristics of tinea cruris, it is more common in summer. If tinea cruris is treated with "Pi Yan Ping", it will only get worse. This is because tinea cruris is a bacterial infection. Pi Yan Ping contains growth hormone, which has anti-infection effects but no bactericidal effects. After using it, the symptoms will be relieved for a few days, and then they will grow out again in circles.

If we want to avoid red bumps on the inner thighs in our daily life, the most important thing is to maintain our own hygiene and cleanliness, and also pay attention to preventing infection from some bacteria and viruses. At the same time, in daily life, it is best not to use medicines casually, and do not eat hot foods frequently, but eat more light dishes.