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Frequent Urination, Discoloration Inside Thighs, White Fungus, Dark Skin. Any Product To Restore Skin Color?
I am overweight and my abdomen touches my public area. I have a frequent urine problem. Over time I have a discoloration on the insides of my thighs. I also have a white fungus that I remove and wash the area. The skin color is dark there. I take showers twice a week and wash the area with soap and water with a washrag and then rinse. Is there a product available to return the skin to the original light color. I have been using Zeaborb under my breasts and have been considering using it in the genetal area.
Tue, 14 May 2013
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The areas between the thighs, in the armpits, under the breasts and in the genitalia region are prone to fungal infections because of heat and the fact that these areas are more likely to be moist.
The darkness that you are noticing may be related to this.
You need to keep these areas dry as possible by wearing cool clothing, staying in cool areas if possible and by the use of powders.
You may consider the use of an antifungal powder which should help with your present infection.
I hope this helps,
The areas between the thighs, in the armpits, under the breasts and in the genitalia region are prone to fungal infections because of heat and the fact that these areas are more likely to be moist.
The darkness that you are noticing may be related to this.
You need to keep these areas dry as possible by wearing cool clothing, staying in cool areas if possible and by the use of powders.
You may consider the use of an antifungal powder which should help with your present infection.
I hope this helps,
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