Can Itching In Thighs, Legs, Buttocks And Back With Rashes Be Due To Eczema?
The inside of my thighs, legs, buttocks, and lower part of my back have been itching for about 4 months. There seems to be a rash that correlates but it is not as blatant as a fungal rash would normally be. Could this attributed to eczema, or could it be a fungal infection?
I would suggest you to consult your dermatologist for proper management of the condition.
I usually recommend proper course of oral anti-fungal drugs like Fluconazole or Itraconazole along with anti-fungal cream like luliconazole for local application at bedtime. You can additionally use antifungal dusting powder containing sertaconazole during day time and a soap containing ketoconazole for rinsing of affected areas. Take oral antihistaminics for itching as required.
Maintain hygiene over those areas and avoid wearing tight undergarments.
Hope your queries are resolved and wish you best of health.
Thank you and take care Dr Hardik Pitroda
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Can Itching In Thighs, Legs, Buttocks And Back With Rashes Be Due To Eczema?
Hello, Thank you for posting on HCM. It seems you are suffering from Tinea cruris and corporis, a kind of fungal infection. I would suggest you to consult your dermatologist for proper management of the condition. I usually recommend proper course of oral anti-fungal drugs like Fluconazole or Itraconazole along with anti-fungal cream like luliconazole for local application at bedtime. You can additionally use antifungal dusting powder containing sertaconazole during day time and a soap containing ketoconazole for rinsing of affected areas. Take oral antihistaminics for itching as required. Maintain hygiene over those areas and avoid wearing tight undergarments. Hope your queries are resolved and wish you best of health. Thank you and take care Dr Hardik Pitroda