Jock Itch will inconvenience 98% of all men at least once in their lifetime, leaving them wondering, what is the fastest jock itch treatment? Easy answer, with Fungus Master, if this is your first time with jock itch just buy it and be done with it.

If Jock Itch or athlete's foot is an ongoing problem, read below and discover how to treat and prevent this harmful skin infection.

What is Jock Itch?

A persistent Jock Itch is nothing but a common fungus infection, similar to ringworm.

The term Jock Itch comes from the nature of the fungal infection, which causes itchiness, stinging, burning rashes on the skin around the groin area, inner thighs, and butt crack area.

Tinea Cruris is the jock itch scientific name, Tinea for ringworm and crusis means groin. Jock Itch infection may cause your skin to scale, crack, develop blisters, or skin bumps.

What Does Jock Itch Look Like?

Tinea Cruris affects the skin around your groin, inner thigh, and butt crack making your skin appear irritated (red, purple, tan, gray, or white), flaky or scaly.

Your skin may develop small bumps or blisters, in the array of colors we just mentioned.

Jock Itch is often confused with an STD, because of its grotesque appearance.

Can I Get Jock Itch On My Genitals?

Yes, while rare, jock itch can actually affect your genitals(vulva, penis, scrotum).

Is Jock Itch Contagious?

Yes, jock itch is a fungus that cultivates on or in your skin. This makes transferring the infection from one person to the other can be done in a multitude of ways.

The most common of these ways is skin-to-skin contact. This fungus needs moisture and warm temperatures to grow.

There have been cases where jock itch was widely spread, an example of this was the popular Coachella festival in Indio Ca, back in 2019, there was a herpes spike record.

Thousands of people got tested because they were experiencing burning and itching in the groin area, and luckily for a couple of hundred people, it was just a case of jock itch, and for some, it was psychosomatic paranoia.

Between the two weekends of the festival, there were 250 confirmed herpes cases per day.

Who Can Get Jock Itch?

Everyone! Since Jock Itch is a fungus, we are all at some level of risk. However, adolescents and young men get jock itch most often.

Women can get it too, but men are three times more likely to get the fungus.

What Causes Jock Itch?

The fungus that causes jock itch lives and thrives in damp, close environments.

The jock itch fungus can spread from person to person, from sharing a damp contaminated towel or piece of clothing.

This type of fungus is also responsible for Athlete's Foot.

The fungus infection can spread from the feet to the groin or vice versa because the jock itch fungus can travel on your hands, towels, or shoes.

You Are Vulnerable to Jock Itch if You Have:

• Diabetes
• Obesity
• Sweat heavily
• Wear tight underwear
• A weakened immune system

What Are The Symptoms of Jock Itch?

It usually begins by creating redness in the skin and spreads up in a half-moon shape.

The rash tends to be ring-shaped, with discolored bumps or blisters on the edges.

It will burn and feel itchy, and the skin will become scaly or flaky.

Does Jock Itch Go Away On Its Own?

The fungus that causes jock itch doesn't typically go away on its own. If left untreated, it can spread to body areas, including.

Nail Fungus

Avoid a fungal nail infection at all costs, as it can be difficult to treat. Nail fungi are more resistant to antifungal treatments.

Hand Fungus

A similar type of fungal infection can spread to other areas of the body, like your hands.

This happens when we scratch the infected groin area with our hands.

Another common reason is not washing towels as often as they need to be.

Jock Itch Treatment

Due to the sensitive location of this type of skin fungus, you need a powerful antifungal treatment, but the key is not only to choose a potent liposomal formula, you need an antifungal treatment that is packed with soothing agents like coconut oil, lavender, and vitamin E.

Soothing agents are critical, not only to help cool your inflamed skin, but also to help your skin recover.

Jock Itch Aftercare

Once your fungus treatment, Fungus Master, has successfully eliminated your skin infection.

Scaring may be present, this depends on how long the fungus infection lasted, how much fungus existed, and how intensely you scratched.

To repair this type of skin damage, you will need Scar Master.

Apply Scar Master 3 times a day to fade the scratch scars caused by jock itch or ringworm.

How To Prevent Jock Itch?

To reduce the risk of contracting jock itch follow these steps:

Prevent Jock Itch By Staying Dry

Keep your groin area dry. Dry your genitals, genital area, and thighs thoroughly with a clean towel, and prioritize to shower after exercising.

To avoid spreading Athlete's Foot dry your feet last with a different end of the towel used to dry your groin area.

Wear Clean Clothes

Change your underwear once a day, or more if you are someone who sweats a lot or if you are currently suffering from jock itch.

Choose underwear made of cotton or other breathable fabrics, and keeps your skin cool and dry. Wash workout clothes after each use.

Don't Share Personal Items

This may include:

• Clothing
• Towels
• Razors

Avoid Athlete's Foot

You can control the athlete's foot or stop the spreading to the groin.

In a gym avoid wet spots, water puddles, and bare feet in public showers.

This last one is a MUST, always always always wear sandals in a public shower.

Conclusion

The fastest jock itch treatment is Fungus Master, without a doubt.

Thousands of people have benefited from this potent yet soothing Liposomal formula that eliminates fungus on the skin and around the nails.