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Diseases » Tinea cruris » Summary
 

What is Tinea cruris?

What is Tinea cruris?

  • Tinea cruris: Red, scaly rash in groin and upper thigh area; usually found in men and due to fungal infection.

Tinea cruris: Introduction

Types of Tinea cruris:

Broader types of Tinea cruris:

How serious is Tinea cruris?

Complications of Tinea cruris: see complications of Tinea cruris

What causes Tinea cruris?

Causes of Tinea cruris: see causes of Tinea cruris

What are the symptoms of Tinea cruris?

Symptoms of Tinea cruris: see symptoms of Tinea cruris

Complications of Tinea cruris: see complications of Tinea cruris

Tinea cruris: Testing

Diagnostic testing: see tests for Tinea cruris.

Misdiagnosis: see misdiagnosis and Tinea cruris.

How is it treated?

Treatments for Tinea cruris: see treatments for Tinea cruris
Research for Tinea cruris: see research for Tinea cruris

Name and Aliases of Tinea cruris

Main name of condition: Tinea cruris

Other names or spellings for Tinea cruris:

Jock Itch

Dhobie itch, Groin tinea, Jock itch, Tinea inguinalis Source - Diseases Database

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