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Today, we’re going to talk about men’s yeast infections, particularly jock itch or itch around the men’s private parts, around the scrotum, around the penis, around those areas. This is a condition I see quite frequently in males. A condition that drives a lot of guys crazy. In fact, I’ve had two cases in the last two days. One a 44-year-old male not far from where I live here in New Zealand and another guy in his late ’40s from Wellington, which is the capital of New Zealand. Both of these cases are quite similar. This is going to be quite an interesting video, particularly for males who’ve got itch in their groin region and have had no resolution.

And this specialist said it was psoriasis. Quite interesting. This doctor gave strong drugs, steroids, which really knocked the patient around quite a lot. The patient improved but wasn’t interested in taking steroids and the patient then went to another doctor. This is doctor number four now. And this doctor said, “You’ve got a fungal skin rash.” Finally, we got the correct diagnosis. But what did the doctor do? He put this man on antibiotics, which I find quite interesting. Antibiotics are not something one would generally give for a fungal rash that he or she has diagnosed as a fungal rash. They will normally give an anti-fungal drug, but in this case, the doctor decided to give a penicillin based antibiotic. And the condition exploded and now it went all over his torso, upper back, neck, around the ears, scalp, all over.

I’ll call him Gary. Gary said a few days after starting treatment, he had a shower and his whole body blew up in a terrible skin rash. Since then, he’s been to about 14 different people. You’re looking at a guy that’s been to about 20 practitioners all up with no resolution. Interesting case.

Upon examination of the patient, I had no doubt in my mind that it’s a Candida fungal skin infection of the groin and various parts of the body. I found it interesting that nobody offered Gary any advice regarding his diet and lifestyle. Even the natural practitioners he went to offered only a small amount of advice here.

My instruction to Gary was to wash the genital region, particularly, twice per day with a good tea tree oil based soap and also to use a water-soluble tea tree oil to wash the private area and to spot treat the tough areas with tea tree oil. This was to be done at least twice per day. I also recommended to Gary to go out and buy about 20 pairs of new cotton boxer shorts and to put on new underwear at least twice per day. This is very important if you’re a guy with a fungal yeast infection is to maintain very good hygiene. Change your clothing often.

A couple of tips for you are try not to hop in Jacuzzis or hot spas. They’re not a very good idea because you’ll warm the body up too much. Try to change underclothing frequently and wear loose clothing, particularly cotton clothing. Try to be careful with intimate relations with your partner. Maintain strict hygiene. And make sure your partner also is aware and probably goes on an anti-fungal regime as well.

The other patient who’s 47, however, is suicidal. This man phoned me up in tears. His wife had left him. His groin rash is so bad. He’s eating far too many sweet foods. He can’t control it. His business is in ruins. It’s wrecking his life. If you thought yeast infections were only something that involved females, think again, because there are a lot of guys out there with fungal skin infections that really have ruined lives because of this terrible problem.

The problem cannot be solved purely by dietary means. I’m telling you now; the problem cannot be solved purely by local means, by treating the skin. And the problem cannot be solved purely by lifestyle means. The problem has to be solved by doing different things and combining a proper treatment focused on the local area and systemic treatment. Also addressing underlying stress-related issues which a lot of guys suffer from.