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Suggest Treatment For Recurring Rashes On Thighs

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Posted on Wed, 18 Mar 2015
Question: Hello Doctor, I have been frequent getting rashes on my thigh (between the legs) in the past two months. The rash goes off as soon as I use CLOCIP - B, but re-occurs after a few days. Please advise.
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Answered by Dr. V. N. S. Parinam (9 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Maintain dryness

Detailed Answer:
Hi,

You seem to have jock itch which is a fungal infection. Fungus grows on damp areas and especially on human skin which is not well aerated. You should apply powder twice a day so that the area is dry. CLOCIP is a good drug but I do not prefer CLOCIP-B which has mild steroid as well.

Also test for fasting blood sugars if you are overweight or have a positive family history of diabetes. Diabetes predisposes to such skin infections.

If possible please upload a photo of the lesions so that I am better able to help you. An examination by a dermatologist is needed for an accurate diagnosis.

Hope this answers
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Dr. V. N. S. Parinam

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Suggest Treatment For Recurring Rashes On Thighs

Brief Answer: Maintain dryness Detailed Answer: Hi, You seem to have jock itch which is a fungal infection. Fungus grows on damp areas and especially on human skin which is not well aerated. You should apply powder twice a day so that the area is dry. CLOCIP is a good drug but I do not prefer CLOCIP-B which has mild steroid as well. Also test for fasting blood sugars if you are overweight or have a positive family history of diabetes. Diabetes predisposes to such skin infections. If possible please upload a photo of the lesions so that I am better able to help you. An examination by a dermatologist is needed for an accurate diagnosis. Hope this answers