What ointment should be used for male scrotal eczema

Scrotal eczema is a type of eczema that occurs in the male scrotum, and some may even spread to the anus or genitals. Scrotal eczema can cause a strong itching sensation, and it is difficult to treat and prone to flare-ups. So, what kind of plaster should be used for male scrotal eczema?

Topical plasters have a very good therapeutic effect on scrotal eczema, but because there are many types of plasters, many people don't know which one to choose. Authoritative experts say that common drugs for treating scrotal eczema include cyproheptadine, chlorpheniramine, loratadine tablets, loratadine, etc. The main topical plasters for treating scrotal eczema are corticosteroid growth hormone creams, such as triamcinolone ointment, etc.

In addition to medication, it is also recommended that male patients do a good job of daily medical care to help promote the treatment effect. In fact, it includes the following aspects. I hope that everyone can carefully implement it after reading it to avoid worsening of the disease due to poor medical care.

1. First of all, men should maintain a stable dressing habit and wear loose and comfortable underwear. Never wear tight underwear, which will cause the scrotum to be restricted, and sweating cannot adjust the mood, causing skin allergies or eczema. Also, the material of underwear should be pure cotton, and never choose chemical fiber products. For underwear, it is important to change it in time and frequently, especially after a lot of exercise, it is very important to clean the underwear and the body.

2. You should also pay more attention to your diet. You should eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and avoid spicy and irritating foods.

3. It is recommended that male patients who experience scrotal itching or other related symptoms should actively undergo scientific examinations and treatments.

In the above, we have introduced in detail how to treat scrotal eczema after it occurs and which plaster is most effective for treating scrotal eczema. We hope that everyone can choose the plaster suitable for their own condition for treatment. While insisting on using medication treatment, they must also do a good job of various medical care, especially remember not to scratch the injured area, so as to avoid causing adverse effects such as aggravation of symptoms and attacks.