Itching of the scrotum and groin

The symptoms of groin itching are basically the same as those of primary trichomoniasis. Generally, blisters appear at the original skin site. At first, it itches and hurts. Then, groups of blisters appear and turn into pustules. After rupturing, erosion and ulceration occur, swelling and pain occur, and finally scarring and healing occur. The symptoms of male trichomoniasis are relatively easy to distinguish. As long as the patient pays more attention, it can be noticed. The symptoms of male trichomoniasis are specifically manifested in the glans penis, coronal sulcus, urethral orifice, male genitals, scrotum, thigh root and arm. Most male patients have bilateral enlarged inguinal lymph nodes.

1. First: Primary genital warts in men are often seen on the glans penis, coronal sulcus, urethral opening and male genitals, and can be complicated by urethritis, cystitis or prostatitis. And accompanied by fever, general discomfort, myalgia, meningitis or sacral central nervous system insufficiency. The more serious the disease is, the longer it lasts for 6-7 days, and then gradually subsides.

2. Second: Patients with immunodeficiency, use of immunosuppressants, kidney transplantation, severe burns, moderate to severe malnutrition or malignant tumors, if infected with trichomoniasis, will have severe symptoms, such as trichomoniasis scrofula or disseminated simple trichomoniasis. Trichomoniasis can cause viral blood disease, resulting in hepatitis, encephalitis, gastroenteritis and adrenaline function problems, and death.

3. Third: Trichomonas parasites in the urethral opening, bladder and male prostate, causing local inflammation. If we mix the patient's urethral secretions or semen with appropriate warm salt water and examine it under a microscope, if we can see active trichomonas, we can confirm trichomoniasis. The most common symptom of trichomoniasis in boys is itching of the urethral opening, especially when urinating, or accompanied by a burning sensation in the urethral opening, and the urethral opening may metabolize a milky white milk-like substance.

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Do not use towels or wash basins together. It is best to avoid taking baths. Showering is recommended. Eat a nutritious diet, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, maintain smooth bowel movements, drink plenty of water, and avoid urinary tract infections.