Patient's question:
Recently, I don't know what's going on with my skin. It's dry, itchy, and has white spots and red dots. It's very uncomfortable. How should I treat scaly keratotic athlete's foot?Doctor's answer:
Hello, tinea cruris squamous keratotic type is related to fungal infection, which can easily lead to local scaling, blisters, and itching. Fungal infection can be contagious upon contact, and repeated outbreaks may occur. Antifungal creams can be applied externally, and antifungal and anti-allergic medications can be taken orally for treatment and conditioning. Pay attention to local hygiene to prevent scratching and change shoe inserts and socks frequently. Wear breathable shoes to help the condition recover completely.