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Disease Information for Anogenital pruritis syndrome (Clinical Manifestations)

Synonyms:

anal itch, anal itching, ANAL PRURITUS, ani pruritus, itch anal, Itching anal, Itching perianal, Itching rectal, Perianal irritation, Perianal itch, PERIANAL ITCHING, PRURITIS ANI, pruritis of perianal region, pruritus ani, Pruritus ani (disorder), Pruritus ani (finding), Pruritus perianal, Pruritus perineal, rectal itching

Anogenital pruritis syndrome intertrigo, yeast, and tines jockitch, trigger then excema response ; occasional scabies, crab lice and psoriasis; often local contact dermatitis and xeroderma effect of over treatment or vigorous soaping poor rinsing; usual trigger is poor hygeine

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