If your ringworm (Tinea Corporis) has been spreading for 6 months and keeps coming back, it likely needs stronger and longer treatment. Steroid-mixed creams like Candiderma Plus can give temporary relief but often make the infection recur, so they should be avoided. Keep your skin dry, avoid tight clothing, do not share towels, and wash clothes in hot water to prevent reinfection. Since it is widespread and persistent, it is important to consult a doctor for proper treatment and to fully cure the infection.

Long-standing ringworm on the thighs (Tinea Cruris) usually means the infection has become chronic and needs consistent and proper care. Keep the area clean and completely dry, wear loose cotton underwear, change clothes after sweating, and avoid sharing towels or tight clothing. Avoid using steroid-mixed creams, as they can worsen and prolong the infection even if they give temporary relief. Continue using a plain antifungal cream regularly for a few weeks as advised, even after symptoms improve. Since your infection has lasted for a year, it is important to consult a doctor (you can opt for an online consultation) for proper evaluation and guidance to prevent recurrence and ensure complete cure.