Female thigh root darkening and itching

Many women find that their thigh roots (i.e. groin) are getting darker, and sometimes they continue to get darker, which is really embarrassing for women who want to wear bikinis to show off their figure.

Why does the skin on the thighs turn dark?

Dermatologists indicate that darkening of the skin at the base of the thighs is mainly caused by friction. For most people, the skin on the inner thigh (i.e. groin area) is darker in color than other parts of the body. This is due to pigmentation caused by long-term walking friction and clothing friction. People with obese bodies are more likely to rub this area, so the color of the inner thighs of obese people will be darker.

Secondly, some female friends like to wear tight pants, especially if the pants are too tight, it is easy to compress blood vessels and affect blood circulation, this type of pants is easy to produce melanin deposition, and the skin color here will naturally gradually become darker.

Third, when a woman has sex, it will cause changes in the female hormones in her body. The groin area close to the reproductive organs will be affected by growth hormones, which may also cause rough skin at the base of the thighs.

What should I do if the skin on the inner thigh turns dark?

Generally speaking, there is no need for special concern about dull skin on the thighs, but if itching or rash occurs in the darkened area, it is recommended to see a doctor immediately, as it is likely eczema or tinea cruris.

If you are a beauty-seeking person who wants to wear a bikini but feel that your thigh roots are too dark and ugly, you can go to the hospital for relevant skin whitening treatments.

Many women find that the base of their thighs becomes darker and darker when they clean their bodies in the shower. What is the reason? I think many women don’t understand it. Don’t worry. The following is a detailed introduction to the causes and solutions of the darkening of the thigh roots. Why don’t we discuss it?

Although the simple existence of the black thigh symptom will not affect our health, it will affect our appearance and mood. Therefore, many people hope to find the cause and then take appropriate measures to solve the problem. Some people ask about this matter, what is the reason for the dark inner thighs? What should women do if their thigh roots turn dark? Next, I will introduce them one by one for your reference.

What causes dark inner thighs?

1. Wearing underwear that is too tight

This will compress the blood circulation. When the blood circulation is not satisfactory, the pigment will easily move downward, so it is recommended to wear looser and tighter clothes.

2. Tinea cruris and other diseases

Problems such as tinea cruris can cause intense itching in the perineum, mons pubis, around the anus, buttocks, and scrotal folds. Scratching can cause blackening of the thigh roots.

Generally speaking, if you are infected by bacteria, you may develop tinea cruris. After tinea cruris occurs on the inner side of the thigh, the patient should actively go to a reliable hospital for medical examination, and then carry out scientific and reasonable treatment based on the doctor's diagnosis. At the same time, medical care in daily life should also be ensured.

In addition, the editor reminds that in order to prevent tinea cruris, it is recommended to do the following:

(1) Clean the pubic area every day to keep it clean. Changing underwear frequently and washing clothes and quilts frequently are beneficial to the treatment.

(2) Wear loose clothing and change your underwear into soft cotton with good water absorption ability.

(3) Actively treat tinea in other parts of the human body, such as tinea manuum, tinea pedis, onychomycosis and tinea corporis, to facilitate treatment and avoid recurrence.

(4) Avoid eating spicy foods, irritating foods and irritating foods, quit smoking and drinking, eat a light diet, and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables.

(5) Do not use other people’s underwear, underwear or toiletries, and avoid direct contact with patients with ringworm and small animals to prevent infection.

(6) Reduce sweating, keep the perineum dry, do not use overheated water for cleaning, do not use alkaline daily chemicals, and use acidic bath products, which will not damage the epidermis and will not aggravate skin lesions.