Scrotal itching and bumps pictures

The scrotum is the lifeline of men, and it is particularly important to men. Many men cannot accept the pimples on the scrotum. After all, men still pay attention to their lifeline and hope it is healthy and strong. What is the reason for the itchy pimples on the scrotum? What should we do if there are pimples on the scrotum? Next, I will explain some of these aspects in detail for everyone, hoping to be of some help to everyone.

What causes itchy scrotum and bumps?

First: Scrotal eczema or dermatitis. The most common reason for male testicles to have pimples is scrotal eczema. When suffering from scrotal eczema, some small white rashes or blisters will appear on the skin of the scrotum, some as small as a needle tube and some as large as a millet grain. Some will be accompanied by diffuse redness and swelling, and will continue to have a strong itching feeling. In addition, scrotal dermatitis can also cause this condition. In the beginning, there is an itchy feeling, and some small pimples will appear after scratching.

Second: genital warts or genital herpes. When men suffer from genital warts, small bumps will also appear on the male testicles. Its main location of occurrence is on the skin around the anus and genitals. When the disease first occurs, there are only a few small bumps, and then they gradually increase, and they are all overlapping and distributed. After combining together, they will become cauliflower-shaped tumors. Genital herpes is also a disease that can cause small bumps on the male testicles. These small bumps are generally small bubbles and are easy to rupture.

What to do if you have a pimple on your scrotum

Patients should avoid physical excitement, and should pay attention to drinking less alcohol and sour, spicy and other irritating foods in their diet. Those with recurrent episodes should eat less greasy foods, eat more vegetables and fresh fruits, improve metabolism, and maintain smooth bowel movements. At the same time, they should pay attention to their daily hygiene, increase physical exercise, and improve their disease resistance.

Daily care of the scrotum

It is important to understand that the scrotal skin is very sensitive to external temperature. When the average temperature is low, the smooth muscle and levator testis of the scrotal fascia contract, causing the testicles to rise. The scrotal skin will shrink into dense folds and shrink to the vulva to prevent heat dissipation, which is beneficial for heat insulation. Conversely, when the external temperature rises, the smooth muscle and levator testis relax, the testicles will drop and leave the body, and the scrotal skin will also relax relatively, expanding the total heat dissipation area, which is beneficial for local heat dissipation. The scrotum adjusts the internal temperature of the scrotum in this way.

But don't underestimate the ability of the scrotum, it is very important for human reproduction. Because temperature has a great influence on the whole process of spermatogenesis in male testicles. The temperature in the scrotum is about 2°C lower than body temperature, which is the most suitable temperature for spermatogenesis. If the temperature is too high, spermatogenesis will be hindered or even completely stopped, and testosterone metabolism will also decrease. This change may cause male infertility or erectile dysfunction.

Therefore, in summer, men should pay special attention to protecting the scrotum. Men's experts simply summarize it as "two more and two less": more activities to give the scrotum more opportunities to dissipate heat. Sit down less and wear less tight underwear. Generally speaking, it can be divided into the following aspects: avoid long-term exposure to high temperature environment and try not to wear jeans. It is recommended that men take off their outer pants after returning home and wear a loose, light and breathable cotton underwear. Don't sleep on your stomach to avoid squeezing the scrotum. If conditions allow, you can sleep naked. Take fewer saunas or showers. When driving or riding a bicycle, take a break every hour.