There is a small bump on the testicle, what's going on?

Small pimples can grow on various parts of the human body, such as the face and hands. Some men may also find small pimples on the testicles, which may be accompanied by itching or pain. Because the testicles are very sensitive, they must be taken seriously and personal hygiene must be paid attention to. So what causes testicular pimples?

There is a small bump on the testicle, what's going on?

Considering the possibility of prostatitis, orchitis, etc., it is recommended to take oral medications such as Prostate Contraceptive and Levofloxacin, Sanjin Tablets, etc. at the same time. Pay attention to local hygiene, change and wash underwear frequently, do not eat spicy and irritating foods, and go to the internal medicine department for examination and diagnosis if necessary.

This small lump grows on the hair follicle and is a bit painful or itchy. Consider folliculitis.

Guidance:

There is a tumor in the testicle instead of the scrotum. This situation is more common in testicular tumors and is more common in patients with a history of orchitis or epididymitis.

If you have a granulation-like protrusion on your scrotum, consider condyloma acuminatum. It will itch when it is infected.

There is a small lump inside the testicle, which is a bit hard and has a dull pain. In this case, the first thing to consider is lymph node enlargement. The possibility of malignant changes cannot be ruled out. It may be caused by inflammation.

Guidance:

Go to the hospital for a check-up and receive timely treatment, and everything will be fine. Also be careful not to eat spicy food.

Considering the entire medical history and condition, the first consideration is that this condition is caused by inflammation of the epididymis. It may be closely related to reduced resistance and retrograde infection caused by bacteria and other disease microorganisms. Personally, it is recommended to take some antibiotics orally as soon as possible for three to five days of anti-infection treatment. Avoid spicy and stimulating food and do not drink alcohol.

It is considered to be scrotal eczema, the most common type of eczema, which is limited to the scrotal skin, sometimes extending to the anus, and a few can extend to the penis. This disease is severely itchy, the rash is polymorphic, and it is easy to relapse. It can be treated. To achieve the goal of radical cure, personal attention to hygiene is required, and at the same time, good drugs should be selected to persist in treatment to avoid infecting family members.

Suggestions: Scrotal eczema is not a sexually transmitted disease, but a common skin disease. It is an allergic reaction and therefore not contagious. However, it should be noted that this disease has the characteristic of recurring and is not easy to cure, so you should pay attention to protection. Underwear should be loose and comfortable, preferably pure cotton products, not too tight, and should be changed and washed in time, especially after exercise. Eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and avoid or eat less spicy food. If there is scrotal itching, it should be actively treated, and do not scratch or perm excessively, especially do not perm with soapy water. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible to avoid delaying the condition.