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Itching Burning and Red Skin.....please prescribe some medicine please please please it itches more at night
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Clinical cure of an uncomplicated tinea cruris infection usually can be achieved using topical antifungal agents of the imidazole or allylamine family...as we can't prescribe medication online as per law please consult nearest dermatologist they will help you further
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