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Fungal rashes




Fungal rashes arise out of fungal infections of the skin. Fungal rashes are usually red in color and spread across a large area of the skin. These rashes mostly occur on the thighs, buttocks and the groin area.

There are several antibiotics and other medications available in the market for curing fungal rashes. Some of the common types of fungal rashes are ringworms, tinea crusis, fungal scalp infections, athlete's foot and tinea versicolor.

Cure for Fungal rashes

  • Stop using heavily scented soap as it will aggravate the fungal rashes.
  • Do not rub in the area of the fungal rashes. Instead, dry them by dabbing with a soft cloth after bath.
  • Increase your intake of fluids.


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  • If there are folds and creases in the area of the fungal rash, place a soft pad firmly between the folds to prevent the formation of moisture.
  • Wear clean undergarments and keep the area affected by the fungal rashes absolutely clean and dry.
  • Anti fungal rashes and creams are beneficial in treating fungal rashes.
  • Apply selsun shampoo to the area affected with tinea versicolor.
  • Lotrimin is a special type of anti fungal cream that is effective in treating skin affected by ringworm.
  • You can cure athlete's foot by soaking your feet in a solution of white vinegar and water.
In case, the fungal rashes persist for a period of seven days and shows no sign of improvement, please consult a dermatologist.