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Hi, these scaly patches not improving with antifungals need a closer look to confirm the cause. Keep the skin clean and dry, avoid tight clothes. Feel free to consult for further guidance.

Psoriasis

It is fungal infection,  which usually is not contagious. Take tab griseofulvin 500mg one daily for 14 days, avoid alcohol use while on griseofulvin. Tab cetrizine 5mg one morning and one evening for 7 days. Apply candid b ointment twice daily for 14 days. Sprinkle nystatin dusting powder, after shower or when changing clothes. Trim the hair around, keep area clean and dry, wear lose cotton clothes.

You have already asked a similar question. As advised earlier, the appearance is consistent with a fungal infection (tinea/ringworm) as diagnosed by your dermatologists. Since the rash is not healing after 4 weeks of antifungal treatment, your dermatologist may need to reassess the medication strength or duration. Getting a blood sugar test to rule out diabetes as a contributing factor would also be helpful.

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Based on the history and the photos provided, the lesions appear more consistent with tinea corporis/tinea cruris than psoriasis or eczema. However, a definitive diagnosis cannot be made from photographs alone, and a dermatologist examination with KOH scraping/fungal microscopy may be required if there is poor response to treatment. A few important points: • The appearance does not specifically suggest HIV. • Similarly, these rashes alone are not a reliable sign of diabetes, although recurrent or persistent fungal infections can be more common in individuals with uncontrolled blood sugar levels. • Lack of spread to your partner does not rule out a fungal infection. • Fungal infections can take several weeks to resolve completely, especially when multiple body areas are involved.

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