What causes a small bump on the scrotum?

If a small pimple suddenly grows on the scrotum, I believe many men will not know what causes it, because few men have such a phenomenon on their scrotum. Even if it does, because it is a private area, few people will share this disease. They will think it is very embarrassing. Now, when someone has symptoms, they will not do a check-up because it is embarrassing. So let's take a look at what causes the small pimple on the scrotum?

Scrotal eczema: It is relatively common. Symptoms include the appearance of many papules or blisters on the scrotal skin, ranging in size from a needle tip to a grain of rice. The area is diffusely red and swollen, accompanied by severe itching and prone to rupture.

2. Scrotal dermatitis: There is no skin damage in the early stage of the disease. Usually itching appears first, and then needle-sized, irregular polygonal or flat round papules appear due to scratching or friction. They generally do not break.

3. Scrotal tinea: It is a skin disease caused by fungal infection, which is often associated with tinea in other parts of the patient. The skin of the scrotum is flushed, with papules or blisters, followed by dandruff. The affected area often has ring-shaped damage and is severely itchy.

4. Condyloma acuminatum: It is a type of sexually transmitted disease that is common around the genitals and anus. At the beginning of the disease, light red needle-sized papules will appear in the prone areas, and then they will gradually increase in size and number, and are often distributed in an overlapping manner, merging into nipple-shaped, cockscomb-shaped or cauliflower-shaped, and are often accompanied by itching.

5. Genital herpes: It is also a type of sexually transmitted disease. After the latent period of genital herpes, symptoms usually appear on the foreskin or urethra. As the disease progresses, they spread to the testicles. In this case, the small bumps are actually small blisters, which are mostly distributed in clusters and are easy to rupture. Most patients will experience itching.

The following is a reminder for everyone, after knowing the cause of this symptom, do not sit and wait for the disease to heal on its own, and do not wait for the disease to heal on its own. It is possible that what you are waiting for is greater harm, so when there is any abnormality in our body, we must pay attention to it. Only in this way can we control the phenomenon of worsening of the disease and find it in time for treatment before the disease worsens, so that such a phenomenon can be avoided.