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Suggest Treatment For Itchy Rash Behind Knee

Hello, I have had a itchy rash behind my knee for a bout a month and a half that just doesn t seem to go away. I ve used bactracin, hydrocortisone, and this benadryl anti-itch cream, while it solves the symptom the rash itself seems to be getting worse. I am guessing that its a fungal rash?
Thu, 6 Jul 2017
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Dermatologist 's  Response
hi,
thank you for posting on HCM.
as per your history, you may have fungal infection(tinea corporis) or frictional dermatitis.
my treatment advise would be:
-- maintain hygiene.
-- wear loose cotton clothes.
-- stop applying corticostroids cream on your own.
-- consult a dermatologist nearby for proper diagnosis and treatment. you may need a course of oral and topical antifungals for the same.
-- you may take tab levocetrizine twice a day for itching.
wishing you healthy skin
thank you
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Suggest Treatment For Itchy Rash Behind Knee

hi, thank you for posting on HCM. as per your history, you may have fungal infection(tinea corporis) or frictional dermatitis. my treatment advise would be: -- maintain hygiene. -- wear loose cotton clothes. -- stop applying corticostroids cream on your own. -- consult a dermatologist nearby for proper diagnosis and treatment. you may need a course of oral and topical antifungals for the same. -- you may take tab levocetrizine twice a day for itching. wishing you healthy skin thank you