What are the medicines for treating scrotal eczema?

Scrotal eczema is a common disease among many men. Generally speaking, if the male genital scrotum is in a moist state for a long time, it will easily cause eczema in the scrotal area, especially in a high temperature environment where the airtightness after sweating will easily cause scrotal eczema. Scrotal eczema can be treated with some refreshing sprays and medicines, or some vitamins can be appropriately supplemented. Usually, it can be scrubbed and disinfected with warm boiled water, and the scrotal area should be kept dry as much as possible. In hot weather, pay attention to the ventilation of the scrotal area. You can also use refreshing sprays and detergents to improve the symptoms and diseases of moisture.

Scrotal eczema

As the temperature gradually rises, and there are a large number of sweat glands on the surface of the scrotal skin, a large amount of sweat will be discharged. However, the scrotum is in a dark and airtight environment. In hot weather, the heat is more difficult to dissipate. The high temperature and moist scrotum will become a hotbed for bacteria to grow, which can easily lead to scrotal moisture. Of course, there are other reasons that can induce scrotal moisture. For example, many patients with scrotal moisture will have prostatitis, which is mostly caused by prostatitis, but can also be caused by gastrointestinal dysfunction, endocrine disorders, metabolic disorders, vitamin deficiency and other reasons. For scrotal eczema, one or two courses of treatment with snake gall and bitter cypress refreshing lotion are often effective.

What are the symptoms of scrotal dampness?

1. Subacute symptoms: At this time, the scrotum is moist, with symptoms of severe itching, loss of appetite, loose stools, yellow urine, and sometimes blisters and mild erosion.

2. Acute symptoms: The scrotal skin is mostly moist, red, itchy, and has papules. If the itching is severe, smooth red skin can be exposed.

3. Chronic symptoms: The scrotum is damp and itchy intermittently. The itching worsens when you are nervous, drink alcohol, or eat spicy food. The scrotum skin feels hard and the skin surface is dark red or purple-brown. This disease is a skin disease and also a type of men's disease. People who are obese and have localized hyperhidrosis are more likely to suffer from this disease, and most of the patients are middle-aged and elderly men.

What medicines are used for scrotal moistness?

To prevent scrotal moisture, avoid wearing tight clothes, wear loose and comfortable underwear, preferably pure cotton, and change and wash underwear in time after exercise. In addition, be careful not to wear tight jeans for a long time, which is not conducive to the heat dissipation of the scrotum. In terms of diet, avoid high-calorie and high-fat foods, drink less alcohol and eat less spicy foods, and avoid overeating and skipping meals.

Actively cooperate with doctors to treat scrotal dampness. When scrotal dampness occurs, the most taboo is scratching, rubbing, rubbing, and washing with irons. Hot water, soap, salt water, and alkaline water are not suitable for use. When itching occurs, spray some skin lotion to quickly stop itching. Keep the skin dry. Only in this way can the occurrence and recurrence of scrotal dampness be effectively avoided.