Need to see whether it's eczema or fungal infection.... Please send photos of the affected area privately for accurate diagnosis and treatment.. Consult for detailed information and prescription.
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The maceration is due to constant presence of sweat, synthetic or tight clothes and friction. Keep the area dry, by leaving it exposed and dry with a hand fan or hair dryer. Wear loose cotton clothes. You will need a prescription antiinflammatory cream from a dermatologist.
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Consult a dermatologist to rule out coexisting infection.
Health Tips
Do not use products given by the pharmacist without a prescription.
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