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  5. I have had ringworm in my lower abdomen with itching between my leg joints for many days, and even after using Diprovate Plus lotion and Fourderm, I am not getting much relief. What should I do to treat it?

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I have had ringworm in my lower abdomen with itching between my leg joints for many days, and even after using Diprovate Plus lotion and Fourderm, I am not getting much relief. What should I do to treat it?

Asked by Female, 39 · 1 month ago

Vikas Singh

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

1 month ago

Ringworm with persistent itching is usually caused by a fungal infection or by improper treatment that allows it to spread. Keep the area clean and dry, wear loose cotton clothes, avoid sweating and scratching, and do not share towels or clothes to prevent the spread. Avoid using steroid creams as they can worsen the infection and delay healing. Since it is not improving, consult a doctor to confirm the diagnosis and start appropriate antifungal treatment for a complete cure.
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  1. Assessment of Current Treatment Effectiveness + Next Steps

    • Persistent ringworm despite current treatment suggests a need for re-evaluation. Consider possible systemic antifungal treatment.

  2. Recommended Treatment Approach

    • Stop potent steroids and use appropriate topical antifungals. Consult a doctor for potentially adding oral antifungals.

  3. Side Effects of Diprovate Plus Lotion

    • Potential side effects include skin thinning, irritation, and risk of worsening fungal infection due to steroid use.

  4. Side Effects of Fourderm

    • Risks include clobetasol (strong steroid), neomycin (allergy), chlorhexidine (irritation), and possible steroid-related side effects.

  5. When to See a Doctor

    • Consult a dermatologist if no improvement, symptoms worsen, or if there are signs of secondary infection.

Answered 19 days ago

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