Itchy inner thigh next to testicles

At present, people are paying more and more attention to their own health. Men's health is also very important, especially the health of men's private parts. Especially now, work pressure is high, sitting in the office for a long time, sitting for a long time without exercise. I believe that many men will experience some private itching. So what is the reason for the itching in men's private parts? How should it be effectively treated? The following is a detailed introduction for everyone, I hope it will be helpful to you.

The main causes of vaginal itching are:

1. Allergic dermatitis

Allergies are often caused by wearing synthetic underwear, drugs or diet. Local lesions are mostly fixed erythema type and eczematous dermatitis type lesions. Itching is unbearable.

2. Pubic lice

Itchy at night, white beaded eggs in pubic hair. A contagious parasitic disease with itching as the main symptom.

3. Diabetes

Because diabetes irritates the vulvar skin, vulvar itching is particularly severe, especially when it is accompanied by candidal vulvitis.

4. Penitis

When the symptoms of glans inflammation first appear, the penis will become moist, the skin will become red and swollen, and the glans will feel itchy, burning, and hot.

5. Scabies caused by scabies

It is often infected by close contact with scabies patients. It can occur on the penis, scrotum, and inner thighs. The rash is papules or herpes, and there may also be bean-sized nodules, which are itchy and can be secondary infected and produce abscesses.

Scrotal itching is still a relatively common condition, especially in young men. There are many reasons leading to this condition. It may be due to disease or poor daily hygiene habits. Now let's listen to how experts introduce this condition. Knowing the causes of this condition will enable better treatment.

Scrotal itching is a very common symptom, especially in young men. Generally speaking, there may be the following reasons:

(1) It is more common in people who do manual labor, especially in the summer, when the genitals are hot, sweaty, humid, and poorly ventilated. The scrotal skin is stained by sweat and rubbed by underwear, causing itching. Wearing tight jeans or non-absorbent, non-breathable nylon underwear can also cause this condition.

(2) Riboflavin (vitamin B2) deficiency can lead to scrotitis. The scrotum will show changes such as erythema, dryness, scaling, papules and scabs, accompanied by itching. At the same time, angular cheilitis, glossitis and oral ulcers may also occur.

(3) Scrotitis caused by fungi, such as candidal scrotitis and tinea cruris involving the scrotum, can cause scrotal itching.

(4) Neurodermatitis and eczema in the scrotum can cause itching. In summary, general scrotal itching is not a sexually transmitted disease. As long as there is no history of sexual promiscuity, genital ulcers or growths, urethral discharge, etc., there is no need to worry about contracting a sexually transmitted disease.

People with scrotal itching should wear loose cotton underwear and outer pants to allow ventilation of the genitals and keep the scrotum dry. Pay attention to local hygiene and wash it every day. If the itching is obvious, do not scratch it or use boiling water. If various local damages occur, go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment.