Keep the area dry with antifungal powder or talcum powder.
Apply protective creams (for example, zinc oxide)
Treat secondary infections with antifungal or antibacterial creams.
Preventive advice:
Shave carefully: Use a clean razor and shave in the direction of hair growth.
Choose breathable clothing: it’s best to wear cotton underwear; avoid tight synthetic fabrics.
Practice good hygiene: wash yourself daily, especially after sweating, and dry yourself thoroughly.
Avoid sharing personal items: razors, towels, and clothing can spread fungus or bacteria.
Use mild products: fragrance-free soaps and lotions reduce irritation.
When to see a doctor:
Seek medical advice if:
The eruption lasts for more than two weeks.
There is intense pain, swelling, or pus.
It presents with fever or flu-like symptoms.
The eruption spreads rapidly or keeps recurring.
Conclusion:
