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Sudden onset scrotal rash. small, on left side. no known irritants/allergens. sexually active, only one partner. should i be concerned?
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Tinea: You may have tinea cruris which is an ordinary fungal infection of the skin like athletes foot. Miconazole cream is quite effective in treating this. Keep this area dry to prevent recurrences.
Answered 1/5/2016
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