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It appears like a fungal infection.Only a physical examination will help to determine the exact cause,do consult a dermatologist in your area

You have to see a dermatologist for detailed diagnosis. Avoid putting steroidal creams it may worsen after a period of time.

Looks like fungal infection.  Take tab griseofulvin 500mg one daily for 2 weeks. Apply miconazole ointment twice each locally for 2 weeks. Use mycoderm dusting powder after shower and when changing clothes. Wear loose cotton clothes.

Candid b cream twice daily for 2 weeks

It looks like Tinea .. Fungal infections need appropriate care and hygiene and prolonged treatment for 2-3 weeks usually.. If u miss any of these then it can recurr.. I need more details like wether there is any itching ,and is it present on any other body part? Whether it first responded to treatment  then u stopped and recurred?? Which medication u are using.. Kindly consult me on Practo for detailed and informed management

Already answered  go to dermatologist or homeopathy

It's looking like Psoriasis plaque. Antifungal medicine will not affect to your disease state For more discussion you can contact me directly on Practo

Need some more history from your side to give you better treatment plan and advice on your case

The whitish silvery scaly plaques in the groin with 19 days of antifungal treatment showing zero improvement points toward inverse (flexural) psoriasis rather than tinea cruris. Tinea typically shows a ring-like spreading border and responds to antifungals within 2-3 weeks. This is not related to HIV or diabetes — psoriasis is an autoimmune skin condition and is not contagious, which explains why it hasn't spread to your partner.

Hi! Skin lesions like this after 19 days of antifungal are common with tinea and need a longer course or adjusted treatment. 😊 It's not psoriasis based on the appearance, and not suggestive of HIV from this alone. Feel free to consult for proper evaluation and a suitable plan. 👍

From the history and attached image, the lesion appears more suggestive of a fungal infection (tinea/cruris corporis) rather than psoriasis, although confirmation requires clinical examination. Psoriasis usually presents as thicker, well-defined plaques with silvery scales and often involves elbows, knees, scalp, or multiple sites. Lack of improvement after 19 days can occur due to: * Inadequate duration of treatment * Incorrect application * Use of steroid-containing creams previously * Resistant/recurrent fungal infection This is not a typical early sign of HIV by itself. Diabetes can predispose to recurrent fungal infections, so if symptoms are frequent, screening blood sugar may be useful.

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Long term treatment , ftom skin doctor .

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

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Psoriasis

1.duration of  lesion . Location of lesion 3. Itching present or not