What ointment should be used for testicular itching and peeling?

Men often experience itching in the testicular area. There are many reasons behind this. For example, people with poor hygiene habits are prone to this itching feeling. It is also related to incorrect diet and lifestyle. It may even be caused by emotional factors. If the testicular skin is itchy and accompanied by peeling symptoms, you can apply some ointment to help treat it.

What ointment should be used for testicular itching and peeling?

It is usually caused by fungal infection or eczema, which causes itching, especially at night. If you have beriberi, you should treat both together. Beriberi often causes scrotal itching, which should not be ignored.

(1) Wear loose and comfortable underwear, preferably pure cotton. Do not wear tight underwear. Change and wash underwear promptly, especially after exercise.

(2) In terms of diet, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and avoid or eat less fishy and spicy foods.

(3) If there is scrotal itching, active treatment is required. You can apply Miaocao Cuifu Herbal Antibacterial Cream topically. Do not scratch or scald excessively, especially do not scald with soapy water.

I personally think that it is a case of scrotal eczema, which is often caused by local scrotal skin infection and allergy. First of all, you should control and avoid contact with allergens, take some anti-allergic drugs orally, and apply some erythromycin ointment or anti-allergic ointment to the local scrotum to play an isolation role.

This condition is caused by fungal infection. It is recommended to use Daknin ointment externally, take some vitamins and B2 orally for treatment, and eat a light diet and avoid spicy and greasy foods.

It may be related to ringworm caused by fungal infection. It is recommended to pay attention to clean hygiene, avoid spicy, raw, cold, and greasy food stimulation, and consider going to the doctor for a check-up. After a clear diagnosis, the use of antifungal drugs, antihistamines, vitamin C, vitamin B2 and other drugs for symptomatic treatment under the guidance of a doctor may improve.

Scrotal eczema is a common scrotal dermatitis reaction. You can take loratadine and compound glycyrrhizic acid orally, and use desonide ointment externally. Usually, you should avoid seafood, spicy food, beef and mutton. Avoid excessive scratching, hot water washing, and alkaline soap stimulation; avoid wearing tight underwear and jeans for a long time, and keep the vulva breathable and dry.