Good..good...good!! Info!! I would add my 2 cents, while agreeing with "no douching", use and even milder soap like Baby Wash-diluted, for washing genitals, and.....try to not drink any more Mt Dew!Beekissed said:Usually rashes in warm moist areas are fungal in nature and if fed a high sugar diet~can of Mt. Dew a day~will hang on persistently despite strong antifungal treatment. I'd try eliminating any complex sugars in my diet and that means starchy foods as well~breads, pastas, etc. Then I'd start taking Olive Leaf Extract twice a day. I'd make sure my panties had cotton crotches, I'd continue to "air out" at night and I'd make sure to use gentle soaps in that area....something like Dove.
I wouldn't douche at all and I'd use an OTC yeast treatment like the clotrimazole cream each night. Make sure you dry it well after showering, even if you have to use a hair dryer and I'd get a Nystatin powder RX from my doc and use it twice a day.
Since your rash is localized, it's doubtful that it is caused by something you are eating or a detergent you are using. If you haven't had an A1C blood test, ask for one at your next checkup as a simple fasting blood sugar test is not always accurate. A fungal rash that hangs on through all the treatments you have used could be caused by new onset diabetes that just hasn't been detected yet.
Most of all...stop drinking that Mountain Dew! One 20 oz. bottle has enough sugar content to render your immune system helpless for 4-6 hours after you drink it.
I know, im trying so hard to kick my Mt. Dew habit. I have NO will power. I have kinda an addictive personality. It took me 3 years to quit smoking!! Im doing pretty well, but then ill slip and go on a mt.dew binge and drink like 2 or 3 bottles over the weekend.Beekissed said:Usually rashes in warm moist areas are fungal in nature and if fed a high sugar diet~can of Mt. Dew a day~will hang on persistently despite strong antifungal treatment. I'd try eliminating any complex sugars in my diet and that means starchy foods as well~breads, pastas, etc. Then I'd start taking Olive Leaf Extract twice a day. I'd make sure my panties had cotton crotches, I'd continue to "air out" at night and I'd make sure to use gentle soaps in that area....something like Dove.
I wouldn't douche at all and I'd use an OTC yeast treatment like the clotrimazole cream each night. Make sure you dry it well after showering, even if you have to use a hair dryer and I'd get a Nystatin powder RX from my doc and use it twice a day.
Since your rash is localized, it's doubtful that it is caused by something you are eating or a detergent you are using. If you haven't had an A1C blood test, ask for one at your next checkup as a simple fasting blood sugar test is not always accurate. A fungal rash that hangs on through all the treatments you have used could be caused by new onset diabetes that just hasn't been detected yet.
Most of all...stop drinking that Mountain Dew! One 20 oz. bottle has enough sugar content to render your immune system helpless for 4-6 hours after you drink it.