Red rash at the base of the legs

The surface phenomena of the human body often reflect whether there are problems inside the body. For example, a yellow complexion can mean that a person’s liver is not in good condition, and heavy dark circles under the eyes can mean that a person’s liver and kidneys are not in good condition. However, some people find that they develop a red rash on their thighs. These rashes may be the body's way of expelling toxins. Let’s take a look at what to do if you have a red rash on the base of your legs.

Condition Analysis:

If the prickly heat condition is severe, boil peach leaves into juice and add it to bath water, or directly apply it to the affected area for better results.

Guidance:

When making peach leaf juice, the ratio is: 100 grams of peach leaves and 1000 milliliters of water. Boil it until only half the amount of water remains. Because peach leaves contain tannins, they can quickly dissipate prickly heat and have the effects of detoxification, anti-inflammation, pain relief and itching.

First, consider whether it is allergic eczema. Based on the current situation, you can apply calamine lotion or comfrey ointment topically, which have a certain therapeutic effect. If necessary, go to the hospital for examination and adopt a reasonable treatment plan based on your situation.

If it is prickly heat, you can apply Qingda or Likang liquid. If it is a baby, it is best to use the medicine under the guidance of a doctor, and keep the skin clean and the room, air, and cool.

It is suspected to be tinea cruris, which is a fungal infection. Strengthen local skin cleaning and apply netifine ketoconazole cream externally.

The rash at the base of the thigh is very itchy, which may be eczema. It is recommended that you apply calamine lotion or oscillating lotion. For chronic eczema, 3-5% bran oil ointment can be applied externally. When the oral administration range is small and there is no exudation, dexamethasone cream or Fuqing ointment can be applied externally. Oral medications include diphenhydramine, fenagarenine, and cyproheptadine.

It may be caused by allergies or eczema.

, you should go to the hospital's dermatology department for examination in time, make a clear diagnosis, and receive symptomatic treatment. Avoid eating raw, cold, spicy, greasy and other irritating foods, and avoid eating seafood. Under the guidance of a doctor, you can use chlorpheniramine, vitamin C, etc. for treatment.