What are the causes of white particles on the testicular epidermis?

The cause of the white particles on the testicular epidermis of men. The white particles on the testicular epidermis of men are normal sebaceous glands, which are also known as hair follicle tissue. It is also possible that some people have sebaceous gland ectopia, which is a normal condition. Usually pay attention to the ventilation of the local environment and hygiene work, and be sure to wear cotton underwear and loose jeans to prevent these hair follicles from causing folliculitis.

Photo of the cause of milky white particles on the testicular skin of men

Folliculitis

If there are milky white particles on a man's testicles but they do not hurt or itch, it may be a manifestation of skin diseases such as folliculitis, sebaceous gland ectopia, or small nodules in the subcutaneous tissue.

As long as there is no discomfort and the white particles do not increase, spread or expand significantly, this condition generally does not require treatment and can be observed again. It may disappear on its own and recover after a few days.

Scrotal eczema

If there are milky white particles on the male testicles and accompanied by itching symptoms, it may be a skin disease such as scrotal eczema or allergic dermatitis.

In this case, the white particles will gradually develop into red papules and will gradually increase. At this time, you should go to the dermatology and venereology department of the hospital as soon as possible to find out the actual cause of the white particles on the testicles and then treat them purposefully.

Common problems with milky white particles on male testicles

1. Pay attention to keep the local area clean and dry, wear pure cotton breathable underwear, and avoid the scrotum being in a wet and cold situation for a long time.

2. Keep clean before and after sex to prevent local infection.

3. Scrotal eczema, allergic dermatitis, etc. cause white particles on the testicles of men. This condition is also accompanied by itching, but scratching should be avoided to avoid infection.

4. You can use warm water and potassium permanganate solution granules to clean the area every night, or you can use antiviral drugs to treat it.

5. The diet should be light in taste, eat more vegetables and fresh fruits, and avoid spicy and irritating foods.

6. In daily life, avoid sitting for long periods of time and drink plenty of water.