Picture of tinea cruris on the inner thigh of a woman

For many female friends, they often feel overly insecure when they suffer from the skin disease tinea cruris. In order to better treat the disease, let's introduce below, what is the tinea cruris on the inner side of the female thigh? What should be done?

Tinea cruris is a skin disease that is common in the thigh area. Sometimes it can also invade the perineum, mons pubis, around the anus, buttocks, and scrotal folds. It causes severe itching, and due to scratching, the patient may develop secondary dermatitis, lichenification, or secondary infection. It seriously damages our skin health and affects our daily life.

What does tinea cruris on the inner thigh look like? The clinical symptoms of tinea cruris are obvious itching and easy to flare up. It is usually 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.

At the beginning of tinea cruris, it is a slightly raised red spot with clear edges. It gradually expands and has scaling and itching, which gradually turns from red to purple, brown or skin color. In daily life, we should make preparations to prevent tinea cruris.

Once a female friend has tinea cruris, she should pay attention to the following issues:

1. Don't stay up late, and keep the taste of three meals a day as light as possible, but it is not necessary to eat too light a taste to affect your appetite; irritating foods such as alcohol, cigarettes, spicy food, and soda must be strictly prohibited for a period of time. Drinking more tea is beneficial to the detoxification of the liver.

2. In order to keep the body comfortable and reduce sweating, don't do strenuous exercise when you have time, such as jogging, and try not to walk in the sun. In order to reduce exercise, you can use other ways to kill time, such as reading quietly.

The above is the relevant knowledge about tinea cruris in women's thighs and its treatment methods. I hope it can be of some help to you.