Tinea Cruris is a shallow fungi disease caused by skin fungi infections, mainly in groin, inner thigh and vaginal areas. The disease is more contagious and common in warm and humid environments, especially in the summer or in long-term inhaled clothes. The stockbreeds not only affect the quality of life of patients, but may also lead to secondary infections as a result of scratching. This paper will explore in detail the causes of infection and the treatment methods of the condominium to help patients and the public to better understand and respond to the disease.
I. Causes of infection of slugs
The occurrence of gills is closely related to fungi infections, with the main pathogens including chromosomal, scabies and scabies. The following are the main causes of infection:
(i) Direct infections
Exposure to infection
Morex can be transmitted by direct contact with the infected person ‘ s skin or pathogen. For example, close contact (e.g., shared bed sheets, towels, etc.) with persons suffering from femurs can lead to infection.
2. Self-dissemination
The fungi infection in other parts of the patient ‘ s body (e.g., pedals, bracelets) can be transmitted to the groin area by scratching or touching, leading to the gill.
(ii) Indirect infections
1. Pollutant transmission
The use of fungi-contaminated articles (such as clothing, underwear, towels, seats in public bathrooms, etc.) can lead to indirect infections.
2. Environmental factors
Warm and humid environments provide ideal conditions for fungi growth and reproduction, and long-term exposure to these environments increases the risk of infection.
(iii) Individual susceptibility factors
Heavy sweat and damp
The groin area is prone to accumulation of sweat fluids due to skin wrinkles, creating a wet environment and providing favourable conditions for fungi growth.
Low immunity
People with weaker immune functions (e.g., the elderly, diabetics, long-term users of immunosuppressants) are more likely to be infected.
Obesity
The obese groin areas are more skin wrinkled, and friction and damp environments increase the risk of infection.
4. Poor hygiene practices
Uninvolved change of underwear, prolonged wear of inhalant clothing or sharing of personal effects with others can increase the risk of infection.
II. The treatment of stockbreeds
The treatment of stockbreeds is based on anti-foulbacterial treatment and combines treatment support and prevention of relapse. Depending on the severity of the condition, local or system medicine may be chosen.
(i) Partial treatment
Partial treatment is the main treatment for cylindrium and applies to patients with a smaller range of pathologies and milder symptoms.
1. Anti-fungal drugs
The growth and reproduction of fungi can be effectively inhibited by methic drugs such as cologne, ecstasy and ecstasy.
Tebbiphene: A wide spectrum anti-foulbacterial drug with significant efficacy for skin fungi infections.
Ethyroidamine: Antifluorinated and anti-inflammatory for fungi infections in sensitive areas.
Methods used: 1 – 2 times a day, the drug is painted on a normal skin of 2 cm in and around the area, usually for a period of 2 – 4 weeks, until the symptoms have completely disappeared before continuing for a week to prevent recurrence.
2. Angular stripping agent
For patients who are accompanied by an increase in cornering, a softened horny drug containing aqueous acid or urea may be used to promote the absorption of anti-facter drugs.
(ii) Systematic treatment
For patients with a wide range of pathologies, severe symptoms or partial treatments, oral anti-fist drugs are available.
1. Drugs commonly used
Etraconium: A wide spectrum antifoul medicine, applicable to multiple skin gill infections.
Tebbiphene: The treatment for skin scabies is very effective, usually for 2-4 weeks.
2. Attention
Systematic drug use is carried out under the supervision of a doctor, especially for patients with abnormal or chronic liver function.
(iii) Patient support treatment
1. Itching drugs
For patients with apparent itchings, anti-hotamine drugs (e.g., chlorretrapentamide, utilizole) can be used to mitigate itching.
2. Anti-inflammatory treatment
In the case of an apparent inflammation response, a combination of fungi-resistant drugs with sugar-coated hormones (e.g., cedars) can be used for short periods of time, but long-term use must be avoided to avoid cover-up or side effects.
(iv) Treatment of complications
1. Re-infection
Antibiotic ointment (e.g., Momeros) or oral antibiotic treatment may be used in case of skin damage due to scratch and subsequent bacterial infections.
Chronic relapse
In the case of repeated cases, the cause should be identified (e.g., pedestals, bracelets, etc.) and full-body treatment.
III. ELECTRONIC PREVENTION
The preventive measures in the stock market include the following:
(i) Keep skin clean and dry
1. Intense bathing
The groin areas are cleaned every day, especially when they are thoroughly dried after exercise or heavy sweat.
2. Avoiding humid environments
Clothes that are well air-ventilated and avoid long-term wet or inhaled clothing.
(ii) In-service clothing
Cleaning of underwear
Change underwear every day and choose sweaty cotton underwear to avoid sharing clothes with others.
2. Shoes and socks hygiene
In the event of a co-infection, treatment should be provided in a timely manner and shoes and socks kept dry and clean to avoid fungi spreading to the groin area.
(iii) Avoiding exposure to infectious sources
1. Special personal effects
They do not share with others personal belongings such as towels, towels, sheets, etc.
2. Protection of public places
In public bathrooms, swimming pools, etc., direct access to public facilities and the use of personal protective items is avoided.
(iv) Increased immunity
1. Healthy lifestyles
Increased body immunity through proper diet, proper exercise and adequate sleep to reduce the risk of infection.
2. Control of basic diseases
For vulnerable groups such as diabetes and obesity, primary diseases should be actively controlled and the risk of infection reduced.
Treatment attention
1. Upholding treatment
The femur is prone to relapse and the patient should insist on completing the whole course of treatment, even after the symptoms have disappeared, and continue to use drugs for 1-2 weeks to completely remove fungi.
Avoiding scratches
Choking can lead to skin breakage and secondary infections, which should be avoided to the extent possible, and itches should be used to mitigate symptoms.
3. Regular follow-up visits
In cases of repeated occurrence or complications, periodic reviews should be conducted to assess the effectiveness of treatment and to adjust treatment programmes.
Concluding remarks
bologna is a common fungi-infected skin disease that, while not life-threatening, may have a significant impact on the quality of life and mental health of patients. Through scientific treatment and effective preventive measures, most patients can fully recover and reduce the risk of relapse. The public should raise awareness of the stockbreed, develop good hygiene practices, avoid exposure to the source of the infection, and receive timely and regular treatment. In the future, as medical technology continues to improve, the treatment of stockbreeds will become more efficient and provide better health security for patients.
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