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I have really been struggling with jock itch and i have been to a few gps for help and have used different treatments. nothing has worked. i am now contemplating on seeing a dermatologist, would any dermatologist be able to help?
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Dermatology can help: also may be useful to get checked for glucose/insulin balance, as impaired glucose tolerance or diabetes can cause recurrent fungal infections.
Answered 11/17/2019
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