A 34 year old female presented with pruritic, purpuric lesions on the intertriginous area of her body lasting over 2 weeks. No relevant past medical history. Patient tried oral griseofulvin with no improvement. My provisional Diagnosis is Intertrigo/Tinea cruris. My recommendation: Oral itraconazole 100mg bd with topical steroid. What is your Diagnosis & Recommendation??

12 years/ male presenting with this lesion on buttock. Diagnosis ?

HERE IS A MALE PATIENT AGED ABOUT 27 YEARS WITH THESE TYPES OF LESIONS GETTING TREATMENT FROM DIFFERENT DOCTORS INCLUDING TOP DERMATOLOGISTS OF LUDHIANA . TIMELY SUPPRESSION OF LESIONS .WITH THE STOPPAGE OF TREATMENT RECURRENCE IS THERE . OCCUR IN ALL SEASONS OF THE YEAR. NOW THE QUESTIONS IS :- 1.WHAT IS DIAGNOSIS. 2. WHAT IS D.D?3.MANAGEMENT . IN DETAILS .SPECIAL ATTENTION , DERMATOLOGISTS .......DR.RAJESH GOPAL. MBBS IMA PMC REG NO 35726.LUDHIANA PUNJAB. INDIA...

34yr Male with severe itching lesion in groin & on buttocks.. spreading... Not responding to anti fungals BSL(R) 125mg/dl Imp: Taenia Incognito kindly gve DDs and Line of Management

25 y/o male presented for severe perineal discomfort. Reports having long term tinea cruris with varying level of severity (though never completely resolved) for at least 6 months, maybe a year. States he bought some cream last week and has been applying it daily but symptoms have worsened rapidly over the past 5-7 days. PMH also remarkable for psoriasis which has been untreated for about five months secondary to loss of employment/insurance. Assessment findings include significant perianal erythema, apparent anal fissures, scant amount of serous drainage present, and lesions that extend onto the scrotum which appears to be psoriasis. Digital rectal exam is unremarkable. No findings suggest systemic infection. Given the chronicity of the complaint and physical assessment findings seen in the image, some discussion regarding management is underway. The treatment team is attempting to determine whether the underlying issue is a perianal manifestation of the patient’s known psoriasis. Any thoughts regarding the case would be much appreciated.