Skin, Hair and Nail Problems

I have ring worm like in my skin...pls I attached photo see and give me medicine for this Thank you in advanced...

Hello Doctor, my mother started taking the medicines she was prescribed today morning for eczema (Mfsudif, Refpred8, Ovitrizin). Her itching stopped But her pain has worsened a lot since evening. She is unable to sleep due to burning and discomfort. Please tell me if I can give her any pain relief now I am thankful if you help

Its been 25 days that my scrotum is red. I am applying eumosone and phsiogel. What is this? This happened 4 months back also. Referred to one doctor he said its not scabies.

I have suddenly develop red rash 3 days ago  over my rt lower leg and also on both rt and left hand more near back of elbow and also on lower back they are not scaly they are just reddish bumps,itchy,and also more pronounced on left side of my body and they are more flat on legs as compared to hand and lower back and also present on neck and not on face.

I want to know is Fungicros cream helpful in treating athletes foot? How many days Fungicros cream takes to work?

I have suddenly develop red rash over my rt lower leg and elbow of both rt and left hand and also on lower back they are not scaly they are just reddish bumps and i don't have fever also and also the rash is not on my face and I went to a dermat he says I have hsp but I don't have joint pain and abdominal pain and the rash is also itchy

I'm suffering from nail fungus on my thumb finger nail.. I had consulted doctor for a year almost it was cured 90% then came back again writhing a week later ..please suggest treatment for this ..it's been 4 years since I'm suffering from this issue

This small white blisters near chin what are these medication thyronorm dydrolady nexa 24 is been taken

Multiple small blackish-red spots on the forearms and thighs, and are mildly to moderately itchy. No pus, discharge, or blistering noted.

I have developed red, irritated patches with some dark spots on the back of my knee (image attached). What could this be, and how should I treat it?