Thread: Sweat Rash - best cream to get rid of it

Before you buy anything have a read on here. Antifungal Treatments . I hope it helps ?

Originally Posted by teddy

I have a raging sweat rash between my balls and thighs both sides

Originally Posted by good2bhappy

if you are over weight a reduction diet and exersise will help

Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog

I think being a fat git with fat legs

Originally Posted by blackgang

Coarse if you are a fat ass, then be best if ya cut your nut sack off

there you are Teddyfatarse, lots of useful info

Norton got it right, it is prob a fungal infection so you need anti-fungal cream

whip off your massive pants in the pharmacy and show the girl your problem, she will know what to do

As others have said its most likely a fungus and probably Candida.
Candida lives in your gut and can flare up after a course of antibiotics because the natural gut bacteria that are killed off by antibiotics normally keep the Candida in check. The infection is spread to your balls from your arsehole. Candida loves a dark, damp, sweaty environment. Diabetics are particularly prone to fungal infections. Maybe get your blood sugar tested. Women are particularly prone to Candida infections (Thrush) and often are the cause of infections in their partners. Best to treat both partners at the same time to stop cross infection. The topical creams others have suggested should work, but if all else fails there are systemic medications you can take that will clear it up.

Yea, take Probotic acidophulis every day to replace the good bacteria..

Originally Posted by teddy

I also get a rash under my arm pits and there's one on the collar line of my neck.

Make sure you take care of the problem pronto. It could get out of hand.

The best cream I have ever used for Tinea and Crotch itch is here> Whitfields Ointment (topical) medical facts from Drugs.com

That ointment burns the fvck out of any fungus that has the nerve to invade my body and not wearing underwear in Asia has seen me fungus free over the years.

Enjoy the experience.

Originally Posted by Loy Toy

and not wearing underwear in Asia has seen me fungus free over the years.

Enjoy the experience.

What happens when you bar up in a public place?

A quick pad down with a towel, then air dry in front of the fan, before putting on any cream. And dont use the towel again.

Originally Posted by Loy Toy (Sweat Rash - best cream to get rid of it)

and not wearing underwear in Asia has seen me fungus free over the years.

Enjoy the experience.


What happens when you bar up in a public place?

Originally Posted by UpTooYou

A quick pad down with a towel, then air dry in front of the fan, before putting on any cream. And dont use the towel again.

Isnt there some kind of law against that?

Originally Posted by Panda

Quote: Originally Posted by UpTooYou View Post A quick pad down with a towel, then air dry in front of the fan, before putting on any cream. And dont use the towel again. Isnt there some kind of law against that?

There is in Vietnam, afer 11 pm in your hotel room!

I went to the chemist and their choice was Fungacil 39 baht or Cantesan 169 baht. '169' has bad feng shui so I bought Fungacil. So far it's doing a grand job. The instructions said use for 2 to 3 weeks twice each day. I'll use until it runs out. I've also placed a water melon at the feet of Guanim at my local Chinese temple. This worked for my brother-in-law.

Originally Posted by britmaveric

prickly heat usually works well - normlly get bit on my arm time to time. Goes away very quickly with prickly heat.

Pretty sure the opposite is true. Once you already have a rash any powders are breeding zone for it going fungal. Prickly heat can be good to prevent rashes, but avoid powders once you have a rash -

has always worked for me, it's specifically for nappy (diaper) rash, but no reason us adults can't use it. It's very soothing, but just watch not to apply too thickly as it's a yellowish color and can stain undergarment.

Metanium cream is by far the best of any I've tried for sweat rashes on inner thighs.

If it still won't clear up, ask pharmacist for fungicidal cream or ask doctor to prescribe something, though Metanium cream will also heal most fungal infections too.

Drink plenty of cold drinks in hot weather to keep cool, and stay out of the heat. Whenever you can, wear loose clothes and allow air to circulate and try to keep the sore areas dry. Avoid walking or cycling, but swimming in the sea is ok, as is bathing with salt water. Just persist treating it and it will get better.