Is it normal to have blood on the testicles?

In life, many men suffer from varicocele, which is a relatively dangerous disease for men because it not only causes reproductive system abnormalities but also may lead to infertility. Its clinical manifestation is blood streaks in the male testicles, so some men will go to the doctor for surgery after getting the disease. So is it normal to have blood streaks on the testicles?

If there is a worm-like appearance of veins, it is necessary to rule out the possibility of varicocele. Due to the characteristics of the anatomical structure and factors such as male physiological development, the spermatic vein is prone to congestion and dilation, forming a worm-like vein mass, which is called varicocele. After the disease occurs, it manifests as swelling and pulling pain in the scrotum, which is more obvious when standing and moving, and can be alleviated by lying in bed. The most serious harm of varicocele is the impact on male fertility. Men sitting on a soft and comfortable sofa for a long time will compress the scrotum.

It is considered to be most likely scrotal eczema, which is the most common skin disease of the scrotum. It is an allergic reaction and you need to avoid spicy stimulation and keep the local area dry and clean. Use Yifuqing ointment to reduce inflammation and treat itching. If the itching is severe, you can take phentermine and vitamin C for treatment.

Considering that scrotitis is caused by riboflavin deficiency, it is recommended to take vitamin B2 orally. At the same time, it is also necessary to rule out whether the ringworm is caused by fungal infection.

The genital area is moist and warm, which can easily lead to fungal infection and itching. For external antifungal drugs, such as Daknin cream, if the inflammation is obvious and the itching is severe, you can use Pevisone ointment for treatment, and add Daknin powder for external use. For severe or recurrent cases, oral antifungal drugs can be used for treatment, such as Sporanox capsules, twice a day, 100 mg each time, for 7 consecutive days. The genital area is moist and warm, which can easily lead to fungal infection and itching.