The reason why the small bumps on the scrotum hurt

If there are lumps on the scrotum and the lumps are painful, then we should consider that it is caused by some serious disease factors, because if the male scrotum is normal, then there must be nothing abnormal. For such a phenomenon, we must know its cause in time, so that we can treat it in time and prevent some unnecessary diseases for our male body. So let's see what is the reason for the pain of the lumps on the scrotum?

Fungal infection: Men with fungal infection will mostly experience itching or urethral abnormalities, and they need to strengthen their personal hygiene appropriately, especially fungi that can be transmitted through sexual intercourse and may be accompanied by fungi, so targeted anti-inflammatory treatment is still needed.

Balanitis: Balanitis is common in teenagers and children. It is often caused by the accumulation of dirt in the foreskin due to excessive foreskin and smegma when local hygiene is not taken care of, and then the disease occurs after bacterial infection. In the early stage of the disease, the symptoms are mild, with only the glans penis and the inner foreskin becoming red and itchy. In severe cases, pain and tenderness may occur; in the later stage, superficial ulcers may occur in the foreskin, with yellow or cheese-like secretions, often accompanied by a foul odor; local redness and swelling are obvious, which may affect urination and cause urination pain.

Penile glansitis: Acute superficial balanitis is characterized by local redness at the onset, redness and swelling of the skin of the penis, and a burning and itching sensation in the glans. When the foreskin is turned back, the inner surface of the foreskin and the glans can be seen to be congested and eroded, with exudate and even bleeding. After secondary infection, small ulcers can be seen, with foul-smelling milky white purulent secretions. If it rubs against underwear, it will be painful, and the patient often has difficulty in moving. It may be accompanied by enlargement and tenderness of the inguinal lymph nodes.

Pseudo warts: The diagnosis of genital warts is mainly made by specialists after observing the patient's clinical symptoms. It can be said that more than 95% of genital warts can be diagnosed through ordinary clinical observation without relying on laboratory diagnosis. Complex and difficult to diagnose cases generally require pathological diagnosis rather than ordinary blood tests.

Folliculitis: Folliculitis symptoms are folliculitis rash that first occurs at the hair follicle opening, with small red follicular papules of needle tip to mung bean size with itching sensation. A small yellow-white pustules are formed at the top of the papules, surrounded by inflammatory erythema, and the center has hair follicles penetrating. There are more papules, scattered distribution, not fused, mild pain, and obvious itching. Generally, there are no systemic symptoms. After a few days, the pustules burst, discharge a small amount of pus and gradually heal. If the symptoms recur and last for several weeks, it will turn into chronic folliculitis. It is more common in hairy areas, scalp, perineum, axilla, perianal area and extensor side of limbs. The rash is easy to occur after seborrheic dermatitis, neurodermatitis, pruritus and other diseases.

The above reasons are the reasons why there are small bumps on the scrotum. These reasons are common diseases in life and are particularly harmful to the male body. Therefore, these reasons must be solved in time to prevent the phenomenon of scrotal pain in men. If the scrotum hurts, it will also affect the male's life. Even when walking, there will be pain, and the impact in this regard is also great.