Herbal Breast Skin Fungus

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I had a spot about the size of a quarter of some kind of skin fungus but not on that area, on my butt cheek to be plain.

I went to 2 or 3 doctors and everything they gave me to put on it made it worse.

So I went through the kitchen cupboard trying everything. I don't even remember all what I tried but I did try peppermint oil (OUCH but didn't work) and clay, didn't work, made it itchier IIRC, and some other things. I did not know then what I know now about natural healing methods. Nothing worked until I got to vinegar. Put some on and WOW it stung. Next day, almost gone, in about 3 days, vanished. I had had it for months and months.

It has also since cured other peoples' weird fungus skin rashes. I have used rice vinegar, wine vinegar and white vinegar, I am sure apple cider would work too.
 

WildDaisy

God has a plan, Trust it!
Yes, monostat. It is a yeast infection from sweating and heat. Make sure you use powder when it is warm.

I had it when I was in the hospital after an infection post surgery. Was sweating like crazy from fever and of course in the hospital, I couldn't have a shower as often, nor powder due to incision.
 

Breeta

Veteran Member
Desitin helps too. When it first happens anyway. It is a skin irritation from moisture, right?. I figured if it works for baby, it'll work for me. And it did. Use the blue one. It smells good. The purple one is stinky. :)

Eta: if you truly have a fungal infection, i'd try jock itch anti-fungal cream. That was my plan but i didnt end up needing it.
 

bluelady

Veteran Member
Apple cider vinegar and tea tree oil, twice a day, don't miss. You can put the tea tree oil in coconut oil (which is also anti-fungal) to make an ointment. Wear nothing, or a cotton cami, instead of a bra as much as possible. And wash it every time so as not to reinfect.
 

FireDance

TB Fanatic
Apple cider vinegar and tea tree oil, twice a day, don't miss. You can put the tea tree oil in coconut oil (which is also anti-fungal) to make an ointment. Wear nothing, or a cotton cami, instead of a bra as much as possible. And wash it every time so as not to reinfect.

This. The reinfection via undergarments is really the toughest part to deal with. I suggest a pre-soak in white vinegar for this. My great aunt, who was very well endowed, always said gold bond powder was best for this. It does have some oils or something in it so could be. Good luck. I think the main thing is to be persistent and consistent.
 
Try jock itch anti-fungal cream and then cover with medicated or baby powered. This usually works, if not then use Apple cider vinegar. Try letting the infected area get more air. It will take a couple of days to clear up.
 

L.A.B.

Goodness before greatness.
I had a spot about the size of a quarter of some kind of skin fungus but not on that area, on my butt cheek to be plain.

I went to 2 or 3 doctors and everything they gave me to put on it made it worse.

So I went through the kitchen cupboard trying everything. I don't even remember all what I tried but I did try peppermint oil (OUCH but didn't work) and clay, didn't work, made it itchier IIRC, and some other things. I did not know then what I know now about natural healing methods. Nothing worked until I got to vinegar. Put some on and WOW it stung. Next day, almost gone, in about 3 days, vanished. I had had it for months and months.

It has also since cured other peoples' weird fungus skin rashes. I have used rice vinegar, wine vinegar and white vinegar, I am sure apple cider would work too.

I had a spot the size of a dime just above my belt line on my back. My cool untucked tee-shirt rolled up a bit getting in and out of the company truck that is multi-use by numerous strangers. Apparently I had a ugly contagious skin thing going on.

I notice a cool wicking sensation on my back, and put my finger through the top layer of skin, like the top of pudding as it cools and hardens.

I carried Oreganol PC-73 with me at all times. I applied after cleaning up with soap and water. 24 hours gone.
 
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