Jock Itch Treatment
Diagnosis and Risk Factors
How is jock itch diagnosed?
Who is at the greatest risk for jock itch?
- Being male
- Wearing tight underwear
- Being overweight
- Excessive sweating
- Existing skin conditions
- Weakened immune system
- Participation in contact sports like wrestling
- Sharing towels or clothing
- Wearing dirty undergarments, including athletic gear
Symptoms and Treatment
Symptoms of Jock Itch
- Frequent itching
- Chafing
- Painful rashes
These rashes may be red, tan, or brown in color, slightly scaly or flaky, and swollen or blistered along the edges. Notably, jock itch rarely occurs on the scrotum, penis, or inside the vagina. If you experience a rash, blisters, or persistent itching in these areas, consult one of our providers promptly.
Treatment Options
Seeking Relief
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is jock itch (tinea cruris)?
Is jock itch a serious condition?
How is jock itch diagnosed?
Who is at the highest risk of developing jock itch?
- being male
- wearing tight underwear
- obesity
- excessive sweating
- skin conditions
- weakened immune systems
- participation in contact sports
- sharing towels or clothing
- wearing dirty undergarments
Can jock itch spread to other areas of the body?
Jock itch treatment is available at these locations:
Illinois
Aurora
Blue Island
Bolingbrook
Bourbonnais
Burbank
Calumet Park
Carol Stream
Chicago Ridge (coming soon)
Cicero
Elmhurst on Butterfield
Elmhurst on York Street (coming soon)
Lombard
Matteson
Melrose Park
Norridge
Northbrook
Richton Park
River Forest
Skokie
Tinley Park on Harlem
Tinley Park on LaGrange
Westmont (coming soon)
Wheaton (coming soon)
Willowbrook
Indiana
Cedar Lake
Crown Point on Burr & 30
Crown Point on 109th & Broadway
Dyer
Griffith
Griffith next to Walgreens
Hammond on 5th Avenue
Hammond on Sibley
Hobart
Merrillville
Merrillville next to Walgreens (coming soon)
Michigan City
Munster
Portage
Portage next to Walgreens (coming soon)
Schererville