Itchy under the testicles. The more I scratch, the more itchy it gets.

If the itching under the male testicles gets worse and worse, it is usually caused by scrotal eczema. How to treat scrotal eczema? Scrotal eczema is a male disease and the most common type of eczema. It occurs in the scrotal skin and can cause itching and rupture of the scrotum. So how to treat scrotal eczema? Let's take a look at it below:

(1) Choose underwear with good ventilation and heat dissipation, such as pouch underwear, and avoid tight underwear. Change and wash underwear in time, especially after exercise.

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

(3) If you have scrotal itching, you should actively seek medical treatment and avoid scratching or scrubbing excessively, especially not scrubbing with soap.

The disease occurs symmetrically, often spreading to the entire scrotum, with itching at the wound site. The disease history is long, with repeated attacks and repeated treatments. Acute symptoms may include papules, blisters, pustules, erosions, exudation, scarring and other various changes. During the onset of the disease, the main manifestations are aggravated skin grooves, hypertrophic skin, and rough leather-like scrotal skin, which is commonly known as "embroidery wind" in folk customs. If the disease is delayed or untreated, the acute symptoms and the onset of the disease may change mutually, and the changes may last for many years.

It is very important to pay attention to the fact that once symptoms such as itching, exudation, scarring, and hypertrophy of the scrotum occur and cannot be cured, it should be considered that this disease is the cause.

Since this disease is not ringworm, it cannot be treated as ringworm. The most taboo for this disease is scratching, rubbing, rubbing, scrubbing, etc. Boiled water, soap, salt water, edible alkali, etc. are not suitable for use. It is also not suitable to apply ichthyol, ringworm medicine, garlic and other irritants. As long as you can ensure that you do not scratch or irritate the skin, many patients can recover quickly.

The disease is related to the mentality. Maintaining a happy mood, adequate rest and confidence in the victory over the disease are also important links. Diet should be able to ensure that spicy foods and irritating foods, such as green onions, ginger, garlic, etc. are prohibited. For medication treatment, acute symptoms are mainly treated with ice compresses. About 3000ml of purified water can be used each time, without any medicines, or 3 grams of edible alkali can be added. Or use 10% phellodendron aqueous solution or 30 grams of dandelion flowers and 15 grams of wild chrysanthemum to boil the soup and apply it to the face after cooling. If combined with infection, add 1 gram of chlorhexidine or 0.1 gram of potassium permanganate solution and drop it into 3000ml of purified water. This method is very effective for scrotal itching and exudation.