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Remedy for discoloring after jockitch?
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Treat infection. : Residual skin discoloration in the groin may persist for weeks to months after more severe forms of jock itch. This darkish discoloration is called hyperpigmentation. Treat with one or a combination of: hydroquinone 4% cream, acid cream, Azelaic Acid 15% cream. Over-the-counter fading cream with 2% hydroquinone (porcelana). Specially designed prescription creams. Most important, treat the infect.
Answered 4/17/2016
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