Repeated itching and red rashes in the intimate area are most often due to Tinea cruris, and creams like Clocip-B give only temporary relief because the steroid suppresses symptoms but lets the fungus persist, so it comes back. Consult a doctor for a better treatment plan.

Itching with ringworm is usually due to a fungal infection like Tinea corporis. Use a proper antifungal cream such as Luliconazole or Clotrimazole twice daily for 2?4 weeks, even after it looks better. Consult a doctor for a better treatment plan.

Mild irritation can occur with Clotrimazole, but swelling, pain on pressure, and nerve-like pain are not typical for simple Tinea pedis and may suggest secondary infection or inflammation. You can stop the cream for a couple of days to see if irritation settles, but don?t leave the fungal infection untreated?switch to another antifungal if advised. It?s better to consult a doctor (dermatologist or general physician) to check for infection rather than a bone specialist.