Thigh Itching, Skin Burn Problems. Used Clobenate, Podowart, Flutibact. Suggestion?
Sir Muje thigh itching and skin burn problem thi so maine clobonate and other cream use ki but its not reliefable uske baad mere main parts par masse ho gaye uske liye maine podowart 10ml use ki josse mere part ki puri skin hi jal kar nikal gaye ab main flutibact skin ointment cream use kar raha hoon par fir bhi muje itni jalan ho rahi hai ki jaan nikal jayegi kahi cream side effect to nahin kar rahi ye doctor ne suggest ki hai but sir aap koi medicine bataaye jisse muje relax mile
Management includes: 1. Keeping the area dry & avoid too much exposure to water or sweat formation. 2. Antihistamine preparations like cetirizine to reduce the itching sensation & provide symptomatic relief. 3. Application of topical antifungal cream to tackle the causative organism.
If symptoms still persist, then it will be better to consult a Dermatologist & get a proper examination done to find out the actual cause. So that appropriate management steps could be taken.
Also avoid wearing tight underwear & trousers...as it will cause sweating & predispose to fungal infections. Wishing you a Good Health. Take care.
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Thigh Itching, Skin Burn Problems. Used Clobenate, Podowart, Flutibact. Suggestion?
Hello dear, First of all stop using self medication. The symptoms in post is indicative of fungal infection. Management includes: 1. Keeping the area dry & avoid too much exposure to water or sweat formation. 2. Antihistamine preparations like cetirizine to reduce the itching sensation & provide symptomatic relief. 3. Application of topical antifungal cream to tackle the causative organism. If symptoms still persist, then it will be better to consult a Dermatologist & get a proper examination done to find out the actual cause. So that appropriate management steps could be taken. Also avoid wearing tight underwear & trousers...as it will cause sweating & predispose to fungal infections. Wishing you a Good Health. Take care.