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Have Rash Pubic Region, Burning, Turning Black, Ulcers On Thigh, Difficult Walking
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i am getting rashe in my pubic region it burns and is turning black, this is increasing day by day, specially in summers .. i am facing these problms simultaneously.. inner thigh area is affected due to this small ulcers appears after itching which is painful when 2 thighs collides while walking . please suggest me some precaution for it....
Hi there,
The condition you have is nothing but fungal infection of groin region called tenia cruris. This is caused by fungi called dermatophytes. This condition is characterised by intense itching red patches which spread as you scratch.
My advise to you is consult your dermatologist for an antifungal cream and therapy. You have mentioned that you have had these episodes many times, so I suggest you also take a full course of anti fungal therapy also to avoid recurrence.
You should also keep these areas clean and dry to avoid repeated infection. I would also suggest some weight loss and toning exercises as I am assuming that you might be on the heavier side.
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Have Rash Pubic Region, Burning, Turning Black, Ulcers On Thigh, Difficult Walking
Hi there, The condition you have is nothing but fungal infection of groin region called tenia cruris. This is caused by fungi called dermatophytes. This condition is characterised by intense itching red patches which spread as you scratch. My advise to you is consult your dermatologist for an antifungal cream and therapy. You have mentioned that you have had these episodes many times, so I suggest you also take a full course of anti fungal therapy also to avoid recurrence. You should also keep these areas clean and dry to avoid repeated infection. I would also suggest some weight loss and toning exercises as I am assuming that you might be on the heavier side.