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Suggest Medication For Itching In The Lower Pelvic Area
I have a burning itching on my lower pelvic stomach area. It is also has bumps sometimes when I have to scatch it . It seems to be very hot sometimes. I have used jock itch medicine , lotions , medicine for itching. and powers. this has been going on for 2 or three days.
I have gone through your medical history carefully and understood your concerns.
The burning itching sensation on your lower pelvic stomach area with bumps sometimes is suggestive of a possible allergic reaction (to perhaps insect bites) or fungal infection of pelvis (jock itch). A photo of the affected area will help determine the right diagnosis.
Apart keeping good hygiene locally, and applying jock itch medicine, lotions and medicine for itching; you need to take oral anti-itching meds (anti-histaminic).
If it won't improve at the end of the week, should consult with dermatologist as you might need prescription meds.
Wish fast recovery.
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Suggest Medication For Itching In The Lower Pelvic Area
Hi, I have gone through your medical history carefully and understood your concerns. The burning itching sensation on your lower pelvic stomach area with bumps sometimes is suggestive of a possible allergic reaction (to perhaps insect bites) or fungal infection of pelvis (jock itch). A photo of the affected area will help determine the right diagnosis. Apart keeping good hygiene locally, and applying jock itch medicine, lotions and medicine for itching; you need to take oral anti-itching meds (anti-histaminic). If it won t improve at the end of the week, should consult with dermatologist as you might need prescription meds. Wish fast recovery.