Jock itch and eczema are two common diseases, they are somewhat similar in symptoms, but the methods are completely different. Therefore, it is important for patients to correctly distinguish jock itch from eczema. Below, we will introduce in detail how to distinguish jock itch from eczema in terms of **, symptoms, diagnosis and **.
1. Jock itch is a disease caused by fungal infection, which is commonly found in the inner thighs, buttocks and other parts. Eczema is an allergic disease, which can be caused by a variety of internal and external factors, such as food allergies, environmental pollution, mental stress, etc.
2. Symptoms. 1.Symptoms of jock itch.
The main symptoms of jock itch are local itching, redness, papules or blisters, which gradually form annular or semi-annular erythema with clear margins and can subside in the center. Lesions of jock itch can spread to the periphery and are contagious. Patients often scratch due to unbearable itching, resulting in ** damage, secondary infection, etc.
2.Symptoms of eczema.
The symptoms of eczema are manifested as polymorphic rashes such as erythema, papules, blisters, erosions, oozing, etc. Lesions can occur anywhere throughout the body and are symmetrically distributed. People with eczema** tend to be dry, rough, and have intense itching. After scratching, scratches, scabs and other phenomena may appear.
3. Diagnosis. Based on the patient's medical history, symptoms, and signs, doctors can make a preliminary diagnosis of jock itch and eczema. If necessary, tests such as fungal microscopy and allergen testing may be performed to confirm the diagnosis.
Fourth, **1Jock itch**.
The ** of jock itch is mainly antifungal drugs, such as topical antifungal creams, oral antifungal drugs, etc. At the same time, patients should pay attention to keeping ** clean and dry, and avoid scratching to avoid aggravating the infection.
2.Eczema**.
The best of eczema is mainly anti-allergic, anti-inflammatory, and anti-itching, and can be used in a variety of methods such as external drugs and oral drugs. Patients should avoid contact with allergens, maintain good lifestyle habits and attitudes, and reduce mental stress.
5. Prevention. 1.Prevention of jock itch.
The key to preventing jock itch is to keep it clean and dry and avoid sharing towels, clothing, and other items with someone who has jock itch. In addition, strengthening exercise and improving immunity can also help prevent the occurrence of jock itch.
2.Prevention of eczema.
Measures to prevent eczema include avoiding contact with allergens, maintaining a good living environment and mentality, and strengthening moisturizing. For patients who already have eczema, it should be actively carried out** to avoid further deterioration of the condition.
6. Summary. Although jock itch and eczema are both diseases, their symptoms, diagnosis and methods are different. Therefore, patients should seek medical attention in time when they have a problem, so that the doctor can diagnose and ** according to the specific situation. At the same time, patients should also understand the relevant knowledge of jock itch and eczema, and actively cooperate with doctors to improve the effect and quality of life. In daily life, strengthening nursing, avoiding contact with allergens, and maintaining good living habits and mentality are also important measures to prevent jock itch and eczema.