Candiforce contains itraconazole, an antifungal medication. Unless a doctor specifically prescribed it for a fungal skin condition, you should stop taking it, as typical acne requires different treatments. For the itching, red, and dark marks, a dermatologist can prescribe safe, fast-acting therapies like topical retinoids or azelaic acid, which can show great improvement within a month. Please consult a dermatologist immediately to get a safe, personalized plan for your big day.

The primary reason it may be spreading is likely due to the Betnovate C cream. It contains a strong steroid (betamethasone) which temporarily eases itching but actually suppresses your skin's local immunity, allowing fungal infections to grow much faster and become resistant to treatments like Micogel (miconazole) and Candiforce 200 (itraconazole). Please stop using the Betnovate C cream immediately. Keep the groin area clean, dry, and wear loose cotton clothing. I highly recommend visiting a doctor or dermatologist soon to reassess the infection and safely guide your recovery.

Take your Candiforce 100 mg (itraconazole) capsule once daily immediately after a main meal for the best absorption. Apply a thin layer of TRFY cream (terbinafine) to the clean, dry affected area once or twice a day. Both Vozine (levocetirizine) and Cetrizine (cetirizine) are antihistamines used to relieve itching. Since they serve the same purpose, usually only one is taken daily at bedtime, as they may cause drowsiness. Please confirm with your doctor if you should take both.

Using Diplomax (betamethasone) and Dermiford (which contains a strong steroid) for a year can actually make ringworm and acne worse over time by weakening your skin's defenses. Additionally, long-term use of these strong steroid creams, especially at 15, can be absorbed into your body. This can affect your growth, potentially leading to shorter height and increased facial hair. Please do not worry, but it is very important to gradually stop these creams under a doctor's guidance. I highly recommend visiting a dermatologist soon to safely transition to safer, non-steroid treatments.

It is not safe to use Candiforce 200 and Funzi IT 100 together, as both contain the same active antifungal, itraconazole, and combining them can cause a harmful overdose. While Lulican (luliconazole) cream treats fungal infections, your mole-like bumps may not be fungal at all. Because these symptoms have lasted for months, please stop these self-treatments and see a doctor. A physical examination is the safest way to get the correct diagnosis and a gentle, effective treatment plan.

Dealing with persistent burning in such a sensitive area is incredibly tough. Since you have already tried itraconazole (Candiforce) and sertaconazole (Onabet) without permanent relief, it is possible this is a resistant fungal strain, or perhaps a different skin condition mimicking ringworm. I highly recommend visiting a dermatologist. They can perform a simple skin scraping to identify the exact cause. In the meantime, try to keep the area completely clean and dry, wear loose-fitting cotton underwear, and avoid scratching.