It was itching near both thigh and now itching all over body. Some places its becoming like red pimples. Mainly its itching near thigh, buttock, leg, arm, hand, belly, back side, neck, chest, shoulder, but no itching in the finger webs) its just itching, no indication. Some time little redness and red pimples like thing coming up. again by using powder and ointment its become clear. Again pimples coming in some other place or near by. More pimples coming near thigh, all over itching. I am using flucos dusting powder and livafin ointment, taking levocetirizine 5 mg once a day and taking flucos150 mg tablet once a week. Its becoming ok, again its coming back, even if I am using this medication continuously. I am not allergic to any medicine, don't have diabetes. Kindly let me know the reason for this itching problem and the remedy to cure it. Thanks.

Dr. Suruchi PuriDermatologist19yrs exp

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Fungal infection nowadays fungus infection is resistant to most of the creams and drugs due to injudicial use of these creams along with steroid combinations says Dr. Suruchi puri with a rich experience of 17 years in treating such problems. We would like you to go for proper course of treatment. U may need a treatment according to your concern. Meanwhile get your blood sugar examined and mention your other medical problems if applicable. There is a proper diagnosis needed and sometimes to alter fungal growth we may need the tablets, creams and powders for long term course. You can also visit our website www.drsuruchipurimakeovers.com b-1/37 1st floor janak puri, adjacent to pnb housing finance bank limited and opp to pitanjali megastore new delhi 9868 080340 respite is only when you get proper dosage for needed time and needs proper medication and follow up. Meanwhile you use antifungal dusting powder and don’t use any steroids or steroid based creams as it may make the infection resistant to further treatment. Not many options are there in medical field are there for such cases. Please do meet the dermatologist at the earliest.  

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