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How can I permanently treat itching in my private parts and bottom area that has lasted for over a year, since the itch returns as soon as I stop taking Allegra 120 mg?

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How can I permanently treat itching in my private parts and bottom area that has lasted for over a year, since the itch returns as soon as I stop taking Allegra 120 mg?

Asked by Male, 35 · 4 days ago

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

4 days ago

While fexofenadine helps manage the itching sensation, it only masks the symptom rather than treating the root cause. Because this has lasted for over a year, it is very important to see a doctor or a dermatologist. They can examine the area to identify the exact cause?such as a persistent fungal infection, contact allergy, or skin condition?and prescribe a targeted, permanent treatment. Please avoid applying strong over-the-counter creams until you are evaluated, as they might worsen the irritation.

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