What can't you eat

summary

Ringlike or semi ringlike lesions caused by pathogenic fungi invading the inner side of the groin are collectively referred to as tinea cruris, which is actually a special type of tinea corporis in the vulvofemoral region. Sometimes, it can give us a lot of troubles, such as pain. Itching, etc., let's take a look at what can't we eat?

What can't you eat

First of all, the appearance of tinea cruris is a kind of skin disease caused by fungal infection. After the appearance of tinea cruris, one or several erythema will appear on the inner thigh near the pudenda, and then gradually expand into a ring. The skin boundary of the lesion site is relatively clear. After the expansion of the lesion, it will develop to the vulva and around the anus, Patients will feel obvious itching. Patients with tinea manus, tinea pedis and onychomycosis are easy to spread through their own infection. When family members have tinea cruris patients, they can also spread through hands, bathtubs, bath towels and clothes.

Secondly, irritant food: tinea corporis patients avoid irritant food because irritant food can stimulate taste reflex arc, cause reactive vasodilation and congestion, and aggravate skin redness and pruritus. For example, hot pepper, green onion, garlic, ginger, strong tea, coffee, tobacco and wine are all foods that can't be eaten by tinea corporis.

Finally, patients with tinea corporis should fast salted products and advocate low salt diet. Salt has the disadvantages of itching and inflammation due to water retention and sodium. Therefore, patients with tinea corporis should not eat salty food and should pay attention to light diet.

matters needing attention

Reduce sweating, try to keep skin dry, wear loose cotton clothes. Change underwear frequently, keep vulva clean and wash clothes and quilts frequently.