Itchy bumps on thighs

The skin is the largest organ covering our body and is also the part that has the most contact with the outside world. When exposed to external stimuli or bacterial infection, many people's skin will have abnormal conditions, mainly manifested as rashes, itching and other phenomena. In severe cases, it may even cause pain and affect physical health. The thigh root is the connecting part between the thigh and the private parts of the human body. So what should we do when the thigh root becomes itchy and has bumps?

What are the symptoms of tinea cruris on the inner thigh? As the weather continues to warm up, the incidence of fungal skin diseases is also rising, especially tinea cruris. The occurrence of tinea cruris will have a great impact on the patient's work and life, making it difficult to guard against. If you want to treat tinea cruris, you must understand the symptoms of tinea cruris, detect it in time, and treat it early. For treatment, you can use herbal formula creams, such as Pafuo Psoriasis Corning Cream, to apply, which will improve recovery and prevent recurrence. You can first clean the affected area with prickly grass and then apply it to speed up recovery. So, what are the symptoms of tinea cruris on the inner thigh?

1. At the beginning, tinea cruris is mainly manifested by a clear-bordered erythema that is higher than the skin surface. As the disease progresses, the erythema will slowly expand and there will be scales and blisters. As the course of the disease lengthens, the center of the tinea cruris will heal itself and form a ring or semi-ring. Tinea cruris can be single or multiple. If tinea cruris is not treated in time, it will not be cured for a long time.

2. Tinea cruris refers to a skin disease that occurs on the inner thigh and buttocks and is caused by fungal infection. The fungus that causes tinea cruris can be transmitted through underwear, etc., and can also be transmitted through sexual intercourse. Therefore, tinea cruris is also listed as a sexually transmitted disease. However, tinea cruris is mostly not caused by sexual transmission, but rather by non-sexual transmission. The fungi that cause tinea cruris are mainly Trichophyton rubrum and Trichophyton gypseum.

3. After tinea cruris is cured, pigmentation or desquamation may occur. If not treated in time, the skin may become infiltrated, thickened and lichenified, and the patient will feel very itchy. Tinea cruris is mostly caused by contact with people or animals with ringworms. Patients with severe tinea cruris may have skin affected in the perineum or around the anus. Tinea cruris is very harmful, and I hope that patients can be treated in time.

Warm reminder: Tinea cruris is very harmful to patients and causes a lot of inconvenience in their daily lives. Patients should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time after becoming ill. During the illness, patients should avoid contact with family members, maintain good personal hygiene, do preventive work in daily life, and disinfect their daily necessities.