Causes and treatments of small bumps on the scrotum

Male diseases are as numerous as female diseases. Although most male andrological diseases are not serious, they are also difficult to cure. Now many people have started to have new discussions. Many men are saying that a small lump will suddenly grow on their scrotum. Some people don’t feel pain, but some people feel pain. What is this phenomenon? It’s really incredible, so let’s take a look at it together:

Scrotal eczema is an allergic inflammatory skin disease that occurs in the male genital area. Chinese medicine calls it "scrotal wind" and "glomerular wind". The causes of the disease are mostly caused by spleen and stomach weakness, blood deficiency and yin deficiency, high body sensitivity, parasitic infection or long-term non-eating of fresh vegetables and fruits, which causes riboflavin deficiency or loss, and external dampness. Traditional medicine should treat it by clearing away heat and removing dampness, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, astringing and stopping itching, and the therapeutic effect is very significant. 1: Fumigation and washing therapy: 30 grams each of Galla chinensis and Cnidium monnieri, 15 grams each of Tu Hibiscus bark, Lithospermum officinale, White mulberry bark, and Pomegranate bark, 10 grams each of Phellodendron chinense and Red Ochre. Usage: Add 5000 ml of water to the medicine bag, boil it to 3000 ml, fumigate first and then wash. 30 minutes each time, twice a day. Effect: For mild cases, take medicine for 1 week, and for severe cases, take fumigation for 1 month. 2: Compress treatment prescription: 90 grams of clam powder, 60 grams of gypsum, 30 grams of indigo, 5 grams each of aloe, coptis, phellodendron, and borneol. Usage: Grind and mix well, wash the affected area, take 30 grams of powder, wrap it with gauze, and rub the scrotum. 3 times a day. Effect: After two days of medication, obvious effect can be seen.

Genital herpes: The small bumps in this case are actually small blisters. In the early stage of the disease, they usually appear on the foreskin or urethra. As the disease progresses, they will spread to the scrotum. The small blisters are mostly distributed in clusters, are very easy to rupture, and are mostly accompanied by itching.

Condyloma acuminatum: It is common on the genitals and around the anus. At the beginning of the disease, light red needle-sized papules will appear in the prone areas, gradually increasing in size and number, and are often distributed in an overlapping manner, merging into nipple-shaped, cockscomb-shaped or cauliflower-shaped shapes, often accompanied by itching.

Scrotal eczema: It is characterized by the appearance of many needle-sized to rice-sized papules or blisters on the scrotal skin, which are easy to rupture, and the local area is diffusely red and swollen, accompanied by severe itching.

Scrotal dermatitis: There is no skin damage in the early stage of the disease. It usually starts with itching, followed by the appearance of needle-sized, irregular polygonal or flat round papules due to scratching or friction. They generally do not break.

There are so many reasons for pimples on the scrotum, so once we encounter such a phenomenon in life, we must not relax, otherwise it will cause great harm to our body. In order to avoid such harm, you must know the above reasons, and remember to treat the symptoms in time. During the period, remember to drink more water when pimples grow on the scrotum, and improve bad living habits.