Frequent itching

2026-02-08 04:17:56
Dear drs, I am getting frequent itching in my private area. I have taken teczine tablet, applied luliconazole cream then used keto soap also but no use . As per doctor and others advice shall I change my v shape underwear to boxer . Please help me with these issues. I can send pics of needed for affected area and underwear types. Thanks
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Sent pics of affected area. Further examination needed may be it's dermatitis or bacterial infection

Answered2026-02-09 09:59:02

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This can be due to contact dermatitis or fungal infection.... You need to use better underwear which soak moisture and heat Consult for better and further treatment

Answered2026-02-09 06:26:28

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Need some more details kindly consult

Answered2026-02-09 02:49:00

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Frequent itching in the private area may be due to fungal infection or contact/irritant dermatitis, which sometimes needs proper examination and targeted treatment.
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consult me for clinical evaluation and appropriate management. Further treatment can be planned after assessment.

Answered2026-02-08 14:55:08

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Frequent itching in the private area that: • Did not improve with luliconazole cream • Did not improve with antifungal soap • And is recurring …may not be a simple fungal infection alone. Common causes in such cases: 1. Fungal infection (tinea cruris) that is: • Recurrent • Partially treated 2. Irritant or contact dermatitis • From tight underwear • Synthetic fabrics • Excess sweating • Harsh soaps 3. Mixed infection (fungal + bacterial irritation) 4. Overwashing or soap use, which damages skin barrier If itching persists despite antifungal cream, it often means: • Treatment duration was too short • Reinfection is happening • Or the problem is not purely fungal
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Clothing and hygiene Yes, switching from tight V-shape underwear to loose cotton boxers is recommended, because: • Boxers reduce friction • Improve ventilation • Decrease sweat accumulation • Help healing Choose: • Loose, 100% cotton underwear • Change twice daily if sweating • Avoid synthetic or tight innerwear ⸻ Treatment plan (general guidance) For persistent itching, a short structured course works better: Morning • Wash with plain water (no soap on the area) • Apply luliconazole cream thin layer Night • Apply antifungal dusting powder (e.g., clotrimazole or candid powder) Tablet (if itching severe) • Levocetirizine at night for 5–7 days Duration: • Continue topical antifungal at least 3–4 weeks • Even if symptoms improve earlier ⸻ Important precautions Avoid: • Steroid-mixed creams • Scented soaps • Tight underwear • Reusing unwashed innerwear • Sitting long in sweaty clothes
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• Dry the area completely after bathing • Use a separate towel for private area • Sun-dry underwear daily • Apply antifungal powder during the day if sweating • Check for similar rash in thighs or groin folds ⸻ When to consult a doctor in person • No improvement after 3–4 weeks • Red, thickened, or cracked skin • White patches on penis or foreskin • Burning during urination • Diabetes or high sugar levels ⸻ About sending pictures If you are comfortable, you may share images, but it is not mandatory. Many cases can be managed based on symptoms and history alone. ⸻ This is a very common and treatable condition, especially in warm climates. With the right clothing, proper hygiene, and a consistent treatment course, most patients see clear improvement within a few weeks. If you’d like, you can describe the exact location and appearance, and I can guide you more precisely.

Answered2026-02-08 14:51:46

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Yes attachment  needed. Locally apply caladryl lotion with betnovate c ointment  in 3:1 ratio after bath. Tab montek lc one at night for five days.

Answered2026-02-08 14:35:53

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More detailed history is desirable Maybe due to allergy or otherwise
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Consultation for detailed discussion is advisable

Answered2026-02-08 14:15:37

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Dear Patient Frequent itching in the private area in males is most commonly due to fungal infection (tinea cruris or jock itch), sweating, friction, tight underwear, or moisture retention. If luliconazole and antifungal soap have not helped, the infection may still be active or there may be irritation dermatitis also present. changing from tight V shape underwear to loose cotton boxers is strongly recommended because tight underwear increases sweat and friction which worsens fungal infection. What you should do • Use loose cotton boxer underwear and keep area dry • Wash with plain water and dry completely before wearing clothes • Apply antifungal powder during daytime to reduce moisture • Continue antifungal cream twice daily for at least 3 to 4 weeks (even if symptoms improve early) • Avoid steroid mixed creams • Change underwear twice daily if sweating more • Avoid scratching to prevent secondary infection If itching is severe sometimes oral antifungal medicine may be required Consult me qnd share image • Red rash with border spreading or pigmentation present • Cracks pain or discharge develops • No improvement after 2 to 3 weeks treatment • Diabetes history or recurrent infection For proper diagnosis treatment plan and medicines you can text me on Practo anytime.

Answered2026-02-21 15:58:56

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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment 

Answered2026-02-09 17:17:17

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Answered2026-02-09 10:09:31

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Need few more details for further evaluation. Kindly consult

Answered2026-02-09 05:53:13

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Take tab cetrizine 5mg one morning and one evening for 10 days. Tab ketoconazole 200mg one daily for 10 days. Apply cosvate gm cream 2 times daily for 2 weeks. Wear only cotton clothes. Connect online after 2 weeks
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get blood sugar done both fasting and post meal and share results.

Answered2026-02-09 03:28:55

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Clotrimazole ointment twice a day

Answered2026-02-08 17:14:52

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That is know as tinea cruris. I am a dermatologist For a prescription, consult with me on whats app (7o15oo8352) or on practo
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consultation

Answered2026-02-08 16:57:10

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Answered2026-02-08 14:34:21

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