Jock itch is a fungal skin infection that commonly starts in the groin area and can spread toward the inner thighs or buttocks when moisture, sweating, friction, or tight clothing keep the area damp. The rash may look red, itchy, scaly, or ring-shaped, and scratching often spreads the infection further. If it has already started extending toward the buttocks, proper treatment and skin care become important to prevent it from worsening. Butenafine Hydrochloride Cream products, such as Fintop, are used for fungal infections like jock itch and may help control fungal growth when used correctly. Still, fungal infections sometimes return if the skin remains moist or treatment is stopped too early. Wearing loose cotton underwear, drying the area properly after bathing, and changing sweaty clothes quickly may support recovery. Avoid using steroid combination creams without medical advice, as they can mask the rash and worsen a fungal infection over time. If the rash spreads rapidly, develops pain, cracks, or forms pus, or does not improve after treatment, consult a doctor for proper evaluation.