Back in october of 2003 my scrotum really
started to itch a lot, but the skin seemed
to look fine. I went to the doctor and
she gave me an anti-fungal cream to treat
what she thought was jock itch. This
cream made the scrotum itch more and it
turned the skin on my scrotum very red.
After a couple of weeks I went back to the
doctor and told her that the cream was not
working, so she gave me some
hydrocortisone cream and told me that it
was not jock itch. I tried this and it
did not work, so she referred me to a
dermatologist. The dermotologist thinks
that I have contact dermatitis, but I have
been using a non-steriod (elidel) creme
that he prescribed for me and have been
using for the past two months, with no
improvement (accept it doesn't itch as
much). Anyways, could I have jock itch?
If so, once you start using an anitfungal
cream, how many days before the itching
starts to go away? If it is not jock
itch, how long can a dermatitis last for?
It seems like after almost four months,
that the rash would go away with elidel or
a steroid cream. Will the redness ever
go away. Thanks.
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rav4
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Jan 2004 Posts: 3
Tahitian Noni Juice Posted: 01-13-04 19:04pm
Has anyone ever used tahitian noni juice?
Do you think that this will actually heel
chronic contact dermatitis? I've read a
couple of posts on this forum that talk
about the miracle of noni juice. Also,
can it be any kind of noni juice or does
it have to be tahitian? Thanks,
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