What symptom is tinea cruris

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Tinea cruris refers to the tinea on the inside of the thighs or buttocks, commonly known as tinea vulgaris. To recognize the initial symptoms of tinea cruris, timely diagnosis and treatment is an effective way to ensure the improvement of tinea cruris as soon as possible. What symptom does tinea cruris have below talk about.

What symptom is tinea cruris

Symptom 1: the main symptom is obvious local itching. The disease is easy to recur. Most of them are infected by contact with patients with tinea pedis, or by cats and dogs, or by clothing and appliances, or by scratching and spreading.

Symptom 2: in summer, the climate is hot and humid, the body is sweating, especially in the thigh. If you don't take a bath in time, or wear tight underwear, a lot of sweat can't evaporate in time, you are easy to get this disease.

Symptom 3: Patients with diabetes, excessive leucorrhea, and long-term oral or local use of a large number of broad-spectrum antibiotics or corticosteroids are also prone to tinea cruris. The incidence rate is mainly young people, more men than women. The disease often occurs in summer, humid or hot climate often aggravates the disease, winter remission or recovery.

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Tinea cruris is a skin disease that often occurs in the thigh. Sometimes it can also involve the perineum, scrotum, perianal, buttocks, scrotum folds, etc. with severe pruritus, patients can be secondary to dermatitis, lichen change or secondary infection due to scratching.