What should I do if I have scrotal inflammation and itchy testicular skin?

Although the private parts of men and women are very private, there are many diseases that occur in the private parts clinically. For men, scrotitis is a common disease. When the patient attacks, not only will there be an inflammatory reaction, but the most common symptom is unbearable itching of the testicular skin. Therefore, if you want to change the appearance of this symptom, the editor believes that the most important thing is to treat scrotitis. So how can it be treated effectively?

1. Drug treatment

(1) Compound levofloxacin solution is a preparation made in-house in hospitals. It is mildly irritating and has a rapid effect. It can be applied externally 1 to 2 times a day for 10 consecutive days to achieve clinical recovery.

(3) 1% clotrimazole, clematis cream, 1% econazole cream, etc. I recommend clotrimazole.

The skin of the penis is thin and tender, so do not use overly irritating drugs during treatment. If the disease does not heal after long-term treatment, or the area is large and the disease is widespread, you can take 200 mg of Sporanox orally once a day for 5 consecutive days.

2.Surgery

After abscess is formed, abscess incision and drainage should be performed. If scrotal necrosis occurs, scrotal excision should be performed.

3. Preventive measures

1. Developing good living habits plays an important role in the prevention and treatment of diseases. Underwear should be loose and made of pure cotton fabric with strong moisture absorption. Do not wear tight underwear and jeans made of chemical fiber materials.

2. Improve the working environment and ensure good ventilation and cooling. Drivers of long-distance vehicles should take turns driving on schedule.

3. During the treatment period, do not use hot water or detergents containing perfumed soaps to avoid allergic contact dermatitis.

4. Do not apply irritating drugs or hormone drugs containing "pine" to prevent bacteria from breeding and aggravating skin damage.

5. Frequent cold and wet compresses can relieve itching, reduce inflammation and reduce exudation. The specific method is to soak a towel with clean water, squeeze it half dry, stack it into 4 layers, and apply it tightly to the scrotum. Wash it every 3 minutes, and repeat for several times. After the itching and exudation stop, apply iodine or iodine glycerin. Apply it again when it itches until it heals. Do not scratch, rub or rub.

With the current medical level, scrotitis can be easily treated, so male friends with itchy testicular epithelium can rest assured to receive treatment. As you can see, there are many treatments for scrotitis. However, among the many treatments, I think the most important thing is to pay attention to daily care, especially personal hygiene care. I believe that it can be cured if you persist for a period of time.