PAKA SARTITPITAKUL, M.D.
Dermatology

Tinea cruris is a contagious skin infection that can spread through direct contact or sharing clothing. The primary triggering factor is trapped moisture and humidity. Therefore, it is commonly found in individuals who sweat heavily or athletes who experience prolonged moisture in the groin area. Symptoms include a red, itchy rash with well-defined borders, typically occurring around the groin and buttocks. If left untreated, the infection can spread to the abdomen and legs. Treatment involves topical antifungal medications and avoiding triggering factors.
We have a specialized team of dermatologists experienced in managing skin conditions in male sensitive areas. Consultations and examinations are conducted by male doctors in highly private treatment rooms. All medical records and treatments are kept strictly confidential, allowing you to seek medical advice with complete confidence.
Don't let embarrassment stand in the way of your health. Untreated skin issues can spread and become more difficult to treat. Seeing a doctor early is the best way to care for yourself.