Inguinal dermatomycosis is a dermatological disease caused by a pathogenic fungus of the genus Trichophyton and Microsporum. Fungal microorganisms parasitize on the warm, warm surfaces of the body. A typical place of spread of dermatomycosis is the inguinal region. In most cases, the fungus of the inguinal region and the scalp are present simultaneously.
Symptoms and causes of inguinal dermatomycosis
The spread of infection occurs directly when a person contacts a person or indirectly through towels, underwear and other items that the patient used. Predisposing factors are:
- hyperhidrosis ;
- excess weight;
- decreased immunity;
- hormonal disorders;
- the wearing of linen from synthetic fabrics;
- neglect of personal hygiene rules.
The main symptoms of inguinal dermatomycosis are:
- itching and burning in the groin;
- ring-shaped red rash with characteristic raised edges;
- peeling, cracked skin;
- redness and itching of the inner thighs, anal opening.
Than to treat inguinal dermatomycosis?
Treatment of dermatomycosis of the inguinal region is carried out by antimycotic agents, which are classified as over-the-counter. These can be aerosols, gels, creams, but experts believe that it is best to use ointments. Effective are drugs containing clotrimazole, miconazole, terbinafine. Practically
In some cases, when the skin is very inflamed or can not get rid of the fungus, it is recommended to make compresses with resorcinol or antiseptics, for example, with potassium permanganate, furacilin, before rubbing into the problem zone of the ointment. In addition, doctors advise every 7 days to change the antimicotic drug to avoid addiction.