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How To Treat Discoloration Of Skin On Buttocks?

I am an African American female with a discoloration of skin within my butt cheeks, which is a light skin color and some time it itches stay moist during the summer time. I shower and clean frequently. What must I do to have the normal color return?
Wed, 12 Aug 2015
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Welcome to HCM.
I understand your concern.
Skin discoloration along with itching could be an indication of fungal infection.
Once the infection is controlled skin color will return to normal.
So would advice you to show the skin discoloration site to a dermatologist as visualization will be needed to confirm diagnosis and he will advice accordingly medications.
Hope i cleared your doubts.
Thanks and regards.
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How To Treat Discoloration Of Skin On Buttocks?

Welcome to HCM. I understand your concern. Skin discoloration along with itching could be an indication of fungal infection. Once the infection is controlled skin color will return to normal. So would advice you to show the skin discoloration site to a dermatologist as visualization will be needed to confirm diagnosis and he will advice accordingly medications. Hope i cleared your doubts. Thanks and regards.