Pictures of itchy and peeling testicles?

Testicular itching and rashes may be caused by fungal infection, allergic symptoms, or eczema. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for treatment so that you can make a reasonable judgment. Most of the time, it is probably a rash on the scrotum, that is, eczema-like changes on the scrotum. It is recommended to wash it with cold water and partially use calamine to treat it, and it will recover quickly.

If it is caused by allergies, it is recommended to take anti-allergic drugs, such as Claritin, and apply triamcinolone cream to the part, which will also recover quickly. If it is caused by fungal infection, it is recommended to apply Jinda Kning to the part, and it can be quickly relieved after 3-5 days of treatment. It is recommended that everyone should clean up every day, keep dry, and change underwear frequently.

What is the reason for testicular itching in men?

First, people who do physical work, especially in summer, have a higher temperature in their private parts, which will easily cause sweating and poor air permeability. The testicular skin will be soaked in sweat and the friction of underwear will cause testicular itching. Tight jeans and polyester underwear that are not moisture-absorbing and breathable can also cause this condition.

Second, the cause of scrotitis is mainly the lack of vitamin B22. The scrotal skin becomes erythematous and dry. Desquamation and papules will continue to cause scarring, accompanied by itching of the male scrotum.

Third, scrotal eczema is a common disease among men. In acute cases, it causes redness of the skin and the appearance of small bumps, which in turn cause erosion and exudation, which can easily cause itching of the male testicles.

Fourth, scrotitis caused by bacteria, including trichomonal scrotitis and tinea cruris as well as scrotum, can cause itching of the male testicles.

Fifth, neurodermatitis and eczema in the testicular area can directly cause itching of the testicles. Therefore, when men have symptoms of itchy testicles, they must pay attention, find out the cause of the disease as soon as possible, and receive treatment as soon as possible.

Itching of male testicles is not a sexually transmitted disease. If you have had sexual promiscuity, there will be no ulcers or microbial growth in the private parts, and no purulent urethra, then there is no need to worry too much. However, everyone should pay attention to it and go to the hospital for a detailed examination as soon as possible to find out the cause of the disease and receive treatment. You must relieve stress and reduce irritation in your daily life. It is best to pay attention to your own hygiene.