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I have been suffering with tenea cruris since five years. This infection found only in summer season of every year. I have taken treatment from skin specialist every year but i have not get permanent relief. Kindly suggest permanent solution of this disease.
Hi there. As a former military doctor with lots of sweaty soldiers to look after I saw a lot of poor guys with tinea cruris and this is how I usually helped them:
1. Wear only cotton boxer shorts (or go without underpants altogether to get the air flowing!) 2. Don't overwash the area with harsh soaps - you are not dirty! 3. Use a "triple cream" containing a moderately potent steroid, an antifungal and an antibiotic - these are prescription only, so you will need to ask your doctor about it. 4. Use an antifungal "foot powder" (but don't use talc - it just turns into slime) - these can usually be bought over the counter.
I think you will find that you can get through the summer in this way with minimal suffering - although there is no "cure" for this condition in the long term.
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Hi there. As a former military doctor with lots of sweaty soldiers to look after I saw a lot of poor guys with tinea cruris and this is how I usually helped them: 1. Wear only cotton boxer shorts (or go without underpants altogether to get the air flowing!) 2. Don t overwash the area with harsh soaps - you are not dirty! 3. Use a triple cream containing a moderately potent steroid, an antifungal and an antibiotic - these are prescription only, so you will need to ask your doctor about it. 4. Use an antifungal foot powder (but don t use talc - it just turns into slime) - these can usually be bought over the counter. I think you will find that you can get through the summer in this way with minimal suffering - although there is no cure for this condition in the long term.