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Itchy anus and rash (jock itch type) around upper thigh- help? |
I've had an ongoing itchy anus now for 2 years. Recently I developed a (jock itch) type rash around my upper thigh that hasnt gone away in 2.5 weeks. Is this yeast? Is it serious. Any ideas on what it is etc? Sounds like yeast. Go buy some antifungal cream and start treating it. sounds like something bad, maybe herpes simplex virus 2, it can cause itching in or around the anus. Also, the other girl might be right too with the yeast thing. Go ask your anus doctor. I know it embarassing but would you rather itch it for another 2 years? |
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dude, you just asked the exact same question twice in a row. nice way to waste points ...Ask the pharmacist. He/She is right there. No one can answer that question better than the pharmacist. They are so smart!! :) ...Jock itch is a fungal infection of the groin area. You are really going to have to treat that with an antifiungal either spray or cream or you are just going to have to suffer. ...Consult with an ID, an infectious disease medical practitioner. You may not have the bug you think you do, or, you may have a highly resistant strain. As an RN, I HIGHLY recommend this. You shouldn... You need to complete the cream treatment. That sort of thing works just like anti-biotics. It needs to be completed before you're "better" Just because it's gone or showing s... Either one of those should have done the trick but since you have a stubborn case I would consider seeing the doc to see what he recommends. ...The best way is to wear losse clothings and after shower you must dry everything well and then put a powder. Also you need to change up the underswears a lot to keep the area sparkling clean and f... Lose weight, lose weight until your thighs don't touch. When you are at home, don't wear underwear! Wear loose fitting clothes (with creams/powders for your pain and itch) and give yo... |
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