Treatment of tinea cruris in women

Women are more likely to develop tinea cruris, and there are many reasons for this disease. It may be caused by friction during sex, it may be transmitted by other close people, or it may be caused by low immunity. No matter what kind of situation causes female tinea cruris, people need to pay special attention to it and treat it in time. The following is a detailed introduction on how to treat female tinea cruris.

How to treat female tinea cruris:

First of all, female patients with tinea cruris should keep themselves clean in daily life and avoid cross-using washing and bathing products with others to avoid infecting others.

Secondly, you must pay attention to hygiene. If your underwear is too close to your body and you do not change it frequently, the heat cannot be dissipated and it will become damp, moldy and deteriorate, causing infection. During treatment, you must relax and do not create a tense atmosphere for yourself. In fact, tinea cruris is not a serious disease and can generally be cured as long as you persist in treatment.

In addition, it is recommended that critically ill patients first use hormone drugs to control the symptoms so that they will not worsen temporarily. During the treatment period, they should eat more light foods, avoid smoking and drinking, and avoid spicy and irritating foods. Exercising regularly can improve the body's resistance, help speed up the treatment of tinea cruris and prevent recurrence.

For the health of you and your family, if you suffer from tinea cruris, please seek treatment in time. When receiving treatment, you must choose a regular and professional dermatology hospital for treatment. Only regular and professional treatment is the best way to treat tinea cruris.

What causes tinea cruris infection

1. Friction of sexual organs. When patients with tinea cruris have friction between their sexual organs, tiny skin breaks that are invisible to the naked eye will occur. If one party has the virus, it can enter the skin of the other party and cause infection.

2. Husband and wife infect each other. If both husband and wife suffer from tinea cruris at the same time, both should be treated at the same time. Because treatment for only one party is ineffective, even if the treatment is thorough, it will still cause mutual infection during sexual life. Therefore, tinea cruris must be treated by both husband and wife at the same time to be effective.

3. Transmission through contact. Tinea cruris is a sexually transmitted disease with a certain infectious type. When patients come into contact with objects containing HPV pathogens, such as personal hygiene products such as underwear and towels, public hygiene products such as bathtubs and tubs, etc., contact transmission may occur.

4. Mother-to-child transmission. The onset of tinea cruris can cause female patients to be unable to get pregnant. If a pregnant woman suffers from tinea cruris, it is likely to be transmitted to the fetus. At the same time, more attention should be paid. In order to avoid infecting the fetus during delivery, a cesarean section can be chosen. Do not bathe in the same basin with the baby after delivery.

5. Low immunity. If you have been affected by various diseases, such as kidney transplantation, malignant tumors, diabetes, AIDS, immunosuppressive chemotherapy and the use of glucocorticoids, which lead to low immunity, the incidence of tinea cruris will increase.