My thigh area skin has become darker. But mainly affected area is buttocks. There are several itchy ring areas. I took 10 days of antibiotics prescribed by physician for jock it bt it's now back. For now I am using some antifungal powder by cipla.. it is not helping. Please suggest what to do
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Ringworm or Tinea infections, are a fungal skin disease. A family of fungi called dermatophytes causes these infections which might occur anywhere on the body, typically the arms, legs, neck, groin, scalp, hair, nails or beard. The fungi survive on the dead skin cells or keratin and rarely invade the deeper membranes and tissues.
However, many ringworm (or Tinea) infections often recur and the usual medicines simply do not help the patient.
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DERMATOPHYTOSIS/DADRU.
DADRU – ringworm, dermatophytosis or tinea infection is a burst out condition of the skin. Due to bursting of exterior through the skin leads to circular or different shaped skin patches with itching. It is also commonly explained as fungal skin infection.
CLASSIFICATION
Depending upon the site of affliction the lesions are named as below-
Scalp -Tinea capitis – also known as scalp ringworm
Body -Tinea corporis
Whole body surface -Tinea universalis
Neck -Tinea versicolor
Face -Tinea faciei
Beard -Tinea barbae
Groin and buttock -Tinea cruris – also known as jock itch
Hand -Tinea manuum
Feet-Tinea pedis – athlete’s toes, athlete’s feet
Nails-Tinea unguium
WHY THIS HAPPENED?
Poor nutrition – leading to less immunity, more proneness to infection
Excessive sweating Hot and humid climate – excessive sweating, leading to moist skin
Debilitating/ chronic diseases – compromised immunity
Poor hygiene, poor living conditions,
Diabetes – diabetic patients are usually more prone to skin diseases
Administration of cortico- steroids and immune suppressing agents, leading to compromised immunity. More chance for the fungus to invade.
infection: Fungal parasitic infection sweat infection
TO DO
Warm water
Astringent-bitter and light food
Regular washing and bathing
Proper exercise – to improve body strength and immunity
Buttermilk
Light and easily digestible food
Turmeric, curry leaves, cinnamon, cardamom
NOT TO DO.
Oily food, junk foods, sodas – upsets stomach and intestines, worsens immunity strength
Cold water
Dust and contaminants
Heavy and excessive food
Slimy and spicy food
Night awakening
Improper bowel habit etc
PREVENTIVE TIPS AND HOME REMEDIES
For any type of skin disorders due to infection – mix 10 grams of turmeric powder in 100 ml of neem oil. Apply it over the skin lesions, 30 minutes before bath, everyday. Believe it or not, a perianal abscess was cured with this simple remedy. (You can see a testimonial about it here)
For all skin disorders, mix a tablespoon of Khadira (Acacia catechu powder) in a tub of hot water and use it for bathing. Read more about this home remedy
In case of Jock itch (affecting groins), wear loose-fitting under garments. Apply cosmetic powder to keep the skin dry.
To prevent scalp fungal infection, do not use very old and infested combs, brushes and such other hair care products.
If you have groin fungal infection (Jock itch) and athlete’s foot together, then treating groin infection alone will not be sufficient. the foot infection can spread to groin and jock itch may recur.
Do not share cloth, sports instruments, towels with others
Wash thoroughly after suspected skin contact
Avoid tight-fitting cloths. Change your socks and underwear repeatedly, if needed.
After bath, make sure to dry the skin completely.
If you have athlete’s foot, put your socks on before your underwear so that the infection does not spread.
Avoid using oily skin products.
Reduce your exposure to the afternoon sun. Increased sweating causes worsening of infection.
Wear cotton cloth, which absorbs the sweat and moisture completely.
AYURVEDIC TREATMENT
1.Dadrughni Vati
2.Panchanimbadi vati.
3.Guggulu tiktak mahakashaya
4.Rasottamadi lep
5.Vidangarista
6.Khadirarista.
Apart form this appropritae antifungal medications and tropical oint necessary to eradicate it from the root and for non recurrence.
NOTE ALL MEASURES DONE TOGHTER WITH PROPER DIAGNOSIS AND PROPER MANAGEMEMT THEN IT WILL GET ERADICATED PERMANANTLY.
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It is a fungal infection for sure because when you have taken medicines earlier it got cured. But main problem in fungal infection is that if skin of particular person is prone to it then it could come back. But it could be treated and prevented.
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