My fungal infection keeps coming back despite treatment. What else can I do?
Tinea cruris is a superficial fungal infection known for its recurring nature. Moist skin is very prone to re-infection.
Here is what you can do:
Tinea cruris is a superficial fungal infection known for its recurring nature. Moist skin is very prone to re-infection.
Here is what you can do:
- Keep the crural folds dry after bathing by using a separate towels
- Avoid tight fitting garments that will trap your sweats
- Bring extra garments out, especially if you know you may sweat soon
- Do not share personal garments and towels with others
- Lose weight to reduce apposition of skin folds
- If you nails, hands and feet or any part of the body has fungal infection, get them treated at the same time
