Buttock Crack Infection

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Here are a few of the common causes of rash on your buttocks: Contact dermatitis is a common type of rash. It appears when your skin comes into contact with a substance that causes irritation to the skin. Some contact dermatitis rashes appear immediately, but most take some time to appear. There are two types: allergic contact dermatitis and irritant contact dermatitis. Butt rashes aren’t usually a sign of anything dangerous.

Typically, rashes clear up on their own after a few days or weeks, but sometimes they require medical treatment. The recommends seeing your doctor about a rash when: • the rash is sudden and spreads quickly • the rash covers your entire body • you have a fever with your rash • you have blisters on your genitals or anus • the rash is painful • the rash starts to look infected, which may include yellow or green fluid, red streaks, or painful swelling. • has antibacterial and antifungal effects when applied directly to a rash. You can try it for yeast infections and folliculitis.

Pilonidal disease is a a recurrent or persistent infection of the skin and underlying tissue at the top of the cleft of the buttocks (crease or “crack”). The infection leads to the formation of a cyst, abscess or long passages (sinus tracts).

• German chamomile tea can be ingested or applied as a compress to treat dermatitis. It can significantly reduce itchiness and inflammation, and it can speed up healing. • Any gentle, fragrance-free moisturizer can be applied liberally to itchy, dry skin. • is a great natural moisturizer with antimicrobial (infection fighting) properties. You can apply it directly to your rash. • Oatmeal has natural soothing, moisturizing, and anti-inflammatory properties.

Foison vinyl cutter driver. Try mixing ground oatmeal into a cool bath, or mix it into a paste and apply it directly to your rash. • can sooth, moisturize, and decrease itchiness. • can be applied directly to your rash to sooth irritated skin, speed up healing, reduce itchiness, and even help prevent infection.

• Menthol is an essential oil derived from Japanese mint. It has soothing, anti-itch properties. • can help fight infection in open sores. • Hydrocortisone cream. This mild steroid cream is suitable for many types of rash. It can reduce redness, itchiness, and inflammation. Common brand names include Cortizone 10.

• Antifungal creams, powder, and sprays. These can be used to treat fungal infections like ringworm, intertrigo, and yeast infections.

They can help reduce itchiness, burning, and cracking skin. Medications include (Lotrimin, Cruex, Desenex) and (Monistat). • Antibiotic creams and ointments. These can help fights bacterial infections.