Itching in inner thigh

Introduction The inner itching of the thigh is mostly caused by femoral hernia. The femoral hernia is a skin disease caused by infection of the fungus on the medial side, perineum, and buttocks. Since the thigh is more suitable for fungal growth, the incidence of femoral hernia is relatively high. In addition, the skin of this part is thin and tender, and Trichophyton rubrum and Trichophyton mentagrophytes are suitable for thigh growth. Airtight clothing increases the temperature and humidity of the skin and interferes with the barrier function of the stratum corneum. Trichophyton rubrum and Trichophyton mentagrophyta enter the skin and go through several stages of development, including incubation, growth and degeneration during the anti-infective process.

Cause

Flocculous epidermis has been a common pathogen of femoral hernia in the past, but it has been less in recent years. Other pathogens that can cause body lice can also become the cause of femoral hernia, but the proportion is small. Chinese medicine believes that sweating for a long time, caused by external wind and evil.

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Physical examination of skin diseases Skin elasticity Examination Skin color skin test

Skin specialist examination, immunobiochemical examination, such as allergy experiments, sensitization experiments, etc., can help to confirm the diagnosis. Blood routine and urine routine can be checked.

Differential diagnosis

Giant mark: The giant mark is also called crab foot swelling or keloid, which is a kind of fibroid, which is a product of excessive proliferation of fibrous connective tissue.

Winter skin itching: Winter scrapie is more common in adults over the age of 40, especially in the lower extremities. These people have weakened sebaceous glands and dry skin. In the winter, bathing takes a long time, using more soap and making the skin drier. As the temperature drops, itching begins.

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