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  5. I have itching all over my body, especially on my penis and scrotum, with red bumps. My doctor said it could be scabies and gave me Crotorax lotion, but when I applied it to that area, it caused a cooling and irritating feeling. Is this normal, or should I stop using it?

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I have itching all over my body, especially on my penis and scrotum, with red bumps. My doctor said it could be scabies and gave me Crotorax lotion, but when I applied it to that area, it caused a cooling and irritating feeling. Is this normal, or should I stop using it?

Asked by Male, 34 · 22 days ago

Vikas Singh

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

22 days ago

Discharge after a nasal bone fracture is not always normal and may suggest infection or delayed healing. Mild, clear discharge can occur, but if it is persistent, foul-smelling, or associated with pain or fever, it needs attention. Keep the area clean and avoid touching or putting pressure on the nose. It is important to get it to rule out infection and ensure proper healing.
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Can I safely apply Crotorax lotion on my genitals?What should I do if the irritation from Crotorax lotion worsens?Are there alternative treatments for scabies besides Crotorax lotion?How long should I continue using Crotorax lotion for scabies?What signs mean I should stop using Crotorax lotion and see a doctor?

  1. Crotorax Lotion Use:a. The cooling and irritating sensation is a common side effect.b. If irritation persists or worsens, consult your doctor.

  2. Application Guidelines:a. Avoid using on sensitive areas like genitals unless advised by a doctor.b. Do not apply on broken skin or open wounds.

  3. Possible Conditions:a. Symptoms suggest scabies, but other conditions like dermatitis or allergic reactions are possible.b. Follow up with your healthcare provider for a definitive diagnosis and treatment plan.

Answered 22 days ago