It is a fungal infection. And you have received anti fungal treatment also,why ist thn it resolved may be it would be bcoz of less dosage or duration of antifungal treatment and the ointment you applied may be in wrong way. Tab Ityza sb 100 is drug of choice,this tablet must be taken od for 20days, And the antifungal ointment should be rubbed till that is absorbed. And the area should be keep dry, Apply antifungal powder like candid power. Consult dermatologist if you took medicine and applied like i adviced, If not than follow my instruction as i said above.

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It needs to be treated in a holistic approach for complete recovery. You need an expert dermatologist.

Hi, appears as tinea corporis. However have a second opinion from an dermatologist in-person

Contact nearby GP or skin specialist

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Consult for prescription and guidance.. To get rid of this problem

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Based on your description and the fact that the attached image reportedly shows a dry, scaly, itchy fungal-looking rash, the most likely diagnosis remains a persistent fungal infection (tinea/ringworm). The presence of similar lesions in the groin, underarms, chest, abdomen, and thighs further supports this possibility. Importantly, a fungal rash that persists for 60 days despite treatment is not typically considered a sign of cancer. Likewise, ringworm by itself is not an early sign of HIV. Many patients with normal immunity can develop stubborn fungal infections, especially in hot and humid climates, due to sweating, friction, reinfection from clothing or towels, incomplete treatment response, or infection from family members. Since the rash has not improved despite prolonged treatment, one possibility is that the infection is more extensive than initially appreciated, while another possibility is that the condition may not be a fungal infection at all and could be a different skin disorder that resembles fungal disease. This is why persistent cases require reassessment rather than simply extending treatment indefinitely.

This is tinea (fungal infection) Consult online for proper evaluation and treatment options

Both tinea corporis,ringworm implies fungal infection,u will improve with the medications but recurrence will be there unless u take care of the personal hygiene,disinfect the clothes