The skin is not red or swollen, but the epidermis is painful

Many men notice that their genital skin becomes itchy and red when they urinate or take a bath. This is abnormal. It may be caused by allergic symptoms, bacterial infection, or sexually transmitted diseases. Patients should go to the hospital for regular checkups and treatment. We should have a certain understanding of the reasons why the genital skin is not red or swollen but painful.

Some men will buy and wear some underwear of poor quality. Many underwear are worn by others and have a lot of bacteria on them. In addition, some underwear is not cleaned in time and still has a lot of chemical residues. The male penis is more sensitive. If it is irritated by bacteria or fabrics, the patient's genital skin will become itchy and red.

The reasons for itching and redness of the genital skin may be different for different patients. Some patients may have bacterial infection and do not pay attention to daily hygiene habits. Bacteria can irritate the patient's skin, cause a large number of skin cells to die, and continue to cause swelling and itching. The symptoms shown by different patients may be different.

Some men have obvious impulses in their daily lives, so they masturbate frequently. During masturbation, men may damage their genitals due to excessive amplitude. Some patients consider their impulses based on personal behaviors such as finding sex partners or promiscuity. In fact, this practice is very bad and will damage the penis of men. Men will experience swelling and itching of the outer skin of their genitals.

Generally speaking, in our daily life, many men find that their male genital skin is swollen and itchy, which makes the patient very uncomfortable. Many diseases cause this condition, such as sexually transmitted diseases or bacterial infections. If the patient has allergic symptoms, it will also cause itching. The patient should go to the hospital for regular check-ups and treatment immediately, and there is no need to delay the condition.