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Jock itch fungus is also caused by the same fungus that causes Ringworm infections and Athlete’s Foot.
What they all have in common, is that any one of them can be physically spread to another part of the body, hence different affliction names associated with it. Some, like Jock Itch here, are more embarrassing and humiliating to deal with. Jock itch is directly caused by the fungus Trichophyton rubrum. This fungus is part of the ringworm family of Tinea’s. There are fast treatments available out there so you can nip this in the bud before it gets out of hand, and trust me, if you contract Jock Itch you want it gone NOW, not weeks from now. All Stop Jock Itch Treatment works fast and is more cost effective and trusted, and all the products are shipped discreetly in plain brown packaging to save you some dignity and humiliation.

Okay…so where does Jock Itch come from? Well, it occurs when tight clothing traps heat and moisture. The combination of the moisture and heat creates the perfect environment for fungus to grow. You increase your chances of getting Jock itch by putting on multiple layers of clothing in the wintertime and by wearing wet, sweaty clothes in the summertime. Staying in a wet bathing suit greatly increases your chances of acquiring Jock Itch. Athletes are affected by Jock Itch more often than most people, which is how Tinea Cruris (say that 3 times fast) got its nickname — “Jock Itch.” So if you get this, guys or girls, prepare yourself and take action with products that are proven safe and effective even in those sensitive areas, and best of luck not getting this annoying fungus interrupting your life and activities.

This is a presentation about jock itch and effective products to use to stop the spreading and heal the pain.

We have listed the 2 most commonly asked questions by our Jock Itch Customers.  We thought you might be interested.

Q:  Where Did I Get Jock Itch From?
A:  Some of the most common ways to you can get Jock Itch is from walking barefoot on a public shower floor, Jacuzzi’s, swimming pools, exercise equipment, or from using a towel from someone else. If you also have athlete’s foot, you could have transmitted the fungus to your groin area.

Q:  How fast does your product work?
A:  Our product is formulated to destroy harmful bacterial viruses and fungi while creating a sterile environment within 4-6 hours. You will notice relief in just a few hours. The length of time for treatment varies due to the extent of and length of time that you have had Jock Itch. You want to treat for at least one week after all signs and symptoms are gone to make sure that you have eradicated all of the fungus.  If you are prone for fungal infections, our body wash is an excellent choice going forward to assure yourself from of not getting re-infected.

We hope this information helped and perhaps you can get to the bottom of this fungal infection.  Let us help you.  Reach out!

Yours Truly,

Joseph Marquardt
President, Q-Based Healthcare TM
The Makers of All StopTM Products
Info@qbased.com
Toll Free 1.866.314.8917

Prevention:

Complete treatment as instructed, even after symptoms disappear.

Minimize close contact with others until treated.

Keep skin dry and clean.

Wear loose clothing and clean cotton boxer shorts.

Wash athletic supporters frequently in hot water and bleach.

Do not share towels, shoes, clothing, hats or other personal items.

Make sure the person or the source of the infection gets treated.

Use a floor or bath cleaner that contains a fungus-killing agent.

If you have athlete’s foot make sure that the towel that you dried your feet with does not come into contact with other parts of your body.

Treat your Jock Itch also.

Spray your shoes with a hospital grade disinfectant that contains Benzalchonium Chloride to kill the odors and fungus daily. Note that All StopTM offers such a disinfectant if you can’t find it locally.

Yours Truly,

Joseph Marquardt
President, Q-Based Healthcare TM
The Makers of All StopTM Products
Info@qbased.com
Toll Free 1.866.314.8917

Transmittal

The most common way of getting Jock Itch is by the transfer of Athlete’s Foot fungus is when getting dressed.

You can get Jock Itch by having direct skin to skin contact with a person who has a fungal infection. You can get Jock Itch from contact with unwashed clothing. You can get Jock Itch on floors of public showers or locker rooms or damp surfaces. This is a common method of contracting Jock Itch.

You can get Jock Itch from objects that an infected person has touched such as towels, bed linens, exercise equipment, gym mats and shower stalls.

You can get Jock Itch from tight clothing and excessive perspiration or wetness in the groin area.

Yours Truly,

Joseph Marquardt
President, Q-Based Healthcare TM
The Makers of All StopTM Products
Info@qbased.com
Toll Free 1.866.314.8917

Reasons not to scratch Jock Itch:

Although Jock Itch is extremely uncomfortable and itchy, by scratching the area, you will only prolong the problem.  Pruritus (itching) is an unpleasant sensation that elicits the desire to scratch. It is a distressing symptom that can cause discomfort and threaten the effectiveness of the skin as a major protective barrier.

CAUSES SECONDARY INFECTION – Scratching an infected area can cause skin breakdown. This is very serious because once the skin is broken; you run a very high risk of picking up secondary bacterial infections. If you have a fever, pus drainage, oozing, crusting, or swelling you probably have a secondary bacterial infection. Once an infection occurs, you must treat that as well as treat the Jock Itch problem.

CAUSES SRREADING – By scratching your groin area when you have a Jock Itch outbreak, you can potentially spread the tinea fungus to other areas of your body. The fungus spores get on the skin and under your nails then transfer to other body parts such as your face, head or feet when you touch those areas without properly disinfecting your hands.

CAUSES VISCOUS ITCH-SCRATCH CYCLE – Another downside of scratching the affected area is that although you may get momentary relief from the itching and irritation, your body goes into a viscous itch-scratch cycle. Scratching and rubbing the affected area in response to itching actually worsens the skin inflammation characteristics of the disease. Your skin becomes more sensitive to itching and you feel the need to scratch longer and harder. Itching is a problem during sleep, when all of the conscious control of scratching decreases and there is a lack of outside stimuli to distract a person, which then makes the itchiness more noticeable.

CAUSES OTHER SKIN SYMPTOMS – The skin can react in a variety of ways once it has been affected by the itch-scratch cycle.  Some people develop very red, scaly skin because the skin’s built in immune system is becoming overactive. Other people develop thick leathery skin as a result of constant rubbing and scratching. This is often referred to as lichenification. Other people may develop papules and small raised bumps.

By controlling the urge to itch, rub, or grab at the groin area, you will reduce the risk of your Jock Itch becoming worse. You can also prevent some of the above from happening by wearing loose fitting and dry clothing.

Yours Truly,

Joseph Marquardt
President, Q-Based Healthcare TM
The Makers of All StopTM Products
Info@qbased.com
Toll Free 1.866.314.8917

Blow away Jock Itch. If you’ve got the itch, you need to keep the crotch area as dry as possible. Use a hair dryer after showering, recommends Dr. Ramsey. “Just make sure it’s on the coolest setting. Otherwise, the heat could make you perspire–and that defeats the purpose of drying the area.”

Then, sprinkle gold bond powder before you put your underwear on. You shouldn’t have to worry about getting Jock Itch ever again!

We hope this information helped and perhaps you can get to the bottom of this fungal infection.  Summer time is here, you don’t need to be worrying about this.

Yours Truly,

Joseph Marquardt
President, Q-Based Healthcare TM
The Makers of All StopTM Products
Info@qbased.com
Toll Free 1.866.314.8917

“By covering the groin area with baby powder, you’ll help prevent the moisture that leads to Jock Itch,” says Andy Clary, head trainer for the University of Miami football team in Coral Gables, Florida. Just sprinkle on a light dusting of powder whenever you change your underwear.

Wear shorts under your support.

Athletic supporters irritate the groin area. This irritation provides an environment for the fungus to grow. One of the best ways to guard against Jock Itch is to put on a pair of clean, all-cotton shorts before pulling on your athletic supporter, says Andy Clary (head trainer for the University of Miami football team). “The jock doesn’t rub the skin nearly as much, and the cotton pulls some of the moisture and the perspiration from the area by absorbing it.”

Yours Truly,

Joseph Marquardt
President, Q-Based Healthcare TM
The Makers of All StopTM Products
Info@qbased.com
Toll Free 1.866.314.8917

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We hope this information helped and perhaps you can get to the bottom of this fungal infection.

Yours Truly,

Joseph Marquardt
President, Q-Based Healthcare TM
The Makers of All StopTM Products
Info@qbased.com
Toll Free 1.866.314.8917