White spots on the testicles

When people find some white granular dots on their testicles and scrotum, this symptom can be considered as eczema. Generally, eczema is not very serious. Try to pay attention to applying medicine for treatment and do not deliberately wash it, because deliberate excessive treatment will damage yourself. However, some defense capabilities are very bad for the body.

Condition Analysis:

There are a few white particles on the scrotum. This may be a symptom of eczema.

Guidance:

It is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up. You can apply eczema ointment, detoxifying ointment, take some detoxifying capsules and other treatments, and eat less spicy food.

What are the methods for checking pediatric eczema? When it comes to eczema, everyone is familiar with it. It is a common disease, an allergic skin disease. The harm of this disease is very great, but this disease cannot be judged by our eyes, because eczema can easily be confused with other skin diseases. Therefore, laboratory tests must be performed to confirm eczema. So what should be checked for eczema?

Eczema examination 1: Cytological examination of spherical smear.

Eczema examination 2: Pathology of epidermal tissue may show blisters or pustules.

Eczema check 3: Allergen check.

How to treat eczema?

1. Home medication for eczema treatment:

1. Eczema patients can eat more foods containing vitamin C and vitamin B6. Anti-allergic drugs can also treat eczema.

2. For patients with widespread eczema in the acute phase, calcium gluconate can be injected intravenously. If secondary infectious eczema occurs, erythromycin can be taken orally.

3. In the acute stage of eczema, use boric acid liquid wet compress and apply erythromycin ointment externally; in the subacute stage, boric zinc paste or dermatitis cream is often used externally.

2. Methods of treating eczema with traditional Chinese medicine: (1) External application of Sophora flavescens, Alum, Phellodendron amurense, etc. is suitable for acute eczema; (2) External application of Hibiscus bark, Amaranthus foetida, Psoralea corylifolia, etc. is suitable for patients with eczema and itching; (3) External application of Alum, calcined gypsum, realgar, borneol, etc. is suitable for chronic eczema.

How to treat eczema?

3. Nutrition and diet for eczema patients: Eat a light diet, eat more fruits, vegetables, beans and high-fiber foods, and avoid allergenic and irritating foods such as fish, shrimp, peppers, strong tea, coffee, alcohol, etc.

4. Precautions for eczema treatment: Cut nails short, avoid scratching or washing with hot water, so as to prevent the rash from spreading and aggravating the condition. Because itching worsens at night, you can take diphenhydramine half an hour before going to bed; when applying or changing the dressing, do not rinse the skin with water, especially do not use hot water, soap or disinfectant to wash, you can use a cotton swab dipped in vegetable oil to wipe it clean from the inside out.

The above is an introduction to what to check for eczema. If it is confirmed to be eczema, the patient can treat it through the above methods and pay attention to diet. When using the above methods to treat eczema, be sure to do so with the doctor's permission.