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Suggest Treatment For Chafing Between Inner Thighs And Testicles

Hello, I have incredibly painful chafing/ rash between my upper inner thighs and testicles and a slight amount going backwards. I have tried lotions, Gold Bond, Lamisil, and even diaper rash cream. Nothing seems to do the trick. Any recommendations? I have had chafing before, but never for this length of time and with little response to treatments.
posted on Wed, 13 Aug 2014
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Hello
I have gone through your query and can understand your concern.
Painful chafing between your thighs occurs in a fungal infection called Candidiasis. Get your blood sugar done as this is more common in diabetes. If I were your treating dermatologist I would have given you Sertaconazole lotion to apply twice daily along with oral antifungal like Itraconazole once daily.
You can try this or consult a dermatologist.
Hope this information helps you.
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Suggest Treatment For Chafing Between Inner Thighs And Testicles

Hello I have gone through your query and can understand your concern. Painful chafing between your thighs occurs in a fungal infection called Candidiasis. Get your blood sugar done as this is more common in diabetes. If I were your treating dermatologist I would have given you Sertaconazole lotion to apply twice daily along with oral antifungal like Itraconazole once daily. You can try this or consult a dermatologist. Hope this information helps you.