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Dermatitis In Anus, Prescribed Medicines, No Relief, Sexulally Not Active. Suggestions?
hello. Dr. .Iam a male , 24 years old , i don,t smoking or drinking or fucking ,single (Moderate guy ) , I had a Dermatitis in anal. so i went to the doctor about 3 weeks ago , so he told me that i had a dermatitis anal . so he gave me some medicine to treat this dermatitis. and these medicine are : 1- Dermic cream called : ecorex (Nitrate d’ Econazole ) . 2- Dermic powder called : CLOTRIMAZOL. 3- Prescription drugs called : Polaramine eventually, i still taking these drugs since that time and i did not get better. i still fell : - Pruritus anal -Harassment during sitting please heeeeeeeeeelpe me .
Fri, 25 Oct 2013
Hi,
Welcome to HCM.
Anal pruritus may be due to either of these following problems:
1. Worm infestation - More nocturnal itching
2. Yeast infection
3. Ordinary superficial fungus infection
4. intertrigo with or without yeast infection
5.Eczema
The present treatment taken by you would be sufficient if it is due to Yeast or fungal infection.
If it is due to intertrigo or eczema a steroid cream may be necessary to alleviate your problem.
A motion examination will either confirm or rule out worm infestation and the treatment for intestinal worms has to be given if it is a worm infestation. Then you will be alright. Similarly yeast and fungal infection can be confirmed with simple laboratory investigation.
If you consult a Dermatologist he/she will be able to help you further. Dr S.Murugan
Welcome to HCM.
Anal pruritus may be due to either of these following problems:
1. Worm infestation - More nocturnal itching
2. Yeast infection
3. Ordinary superficial fungus infection
4. intertrigo with or without yeast infection
5.Eczema
The present treatment taken by you would be sufficient if it is due to Yeast or fungal infection.
If it is due to intertrigo or eczema a steroid cream may be necessary to alleviate your problem.
A motion examination will either confirm or rule out worm infestation and the treatment for intestinal worms has to be given if it is a worm infestation. Then you will be alright. Similarly yeast and fungal infection can be confirmed with simple laboratory investigation.
If you consult a Dermatologist he/she will be able to help you further. Dr S.Murugan
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