Causes of small red spots on scrotum

What is the reason for the small red dots on the scrotum? Only men know how important the scrotum is to me. If the small red dots grow on the scrotum at this time, many male friends will feel very worried and scared. Due to the lack of understanding and knowledge of the symptoms of the disease, when the symptoms appear, they will blindly use various drugs to try to improve the symptoms. This is not acceptable. So let's first look at the reason for the small red dots on the scrotum.

Male friends who have small red spots on their scrotum need to pay attention and pay more attention to physiological hygiene. This situation is mostly due to infection. Common diseases that cause this symptom include genital herpes, balanitis, chancre, gonococcal urinary tract infection and other diseases. Specifically, the causes of small red spots on the scrotum include: 1. Genital herpes: Genital herpes is an inflammatory and recurrent sexually transmitted disease caused by the herpes simplex virus invading the skin and mucous membranes of the genital area. Among patients who are infected with genital herpes for the first time, 80% to 90% are latent infections with no symptoms. Only a few are overtly infected. Most of them become latent infections after recovering from the initial infection. After infection with herpes, the affected part of the vulva will first feel a burning sensation, and then a group of papules will occur, which can be one or more clusters, followed by the formation of blisters. After a few days, it will develop into abscesses, which will rupture to form erosions or shallow ulcers, and will feel pain. 2. Balanitis: Initially, it is red and erosive, but blisters rarely appear. There may be exudate, the foreskin is swollen and cannot be turned up, and sometimes there is purulent secretion. According to different causes, it can be divided into traumatic glansitis, contact glansitis, infectious glansitis, candidal glansitis, amebic glansitis, trichomoniasis glansitis, plasmacytic glansitis, etc. 3. Chancroid: Also known as syphilis, it is a hard ulcer with neat edges, and initially appears as erythema or rash. 4. Gonorrhea: It can also cause balanoposthitis, but the main manifestation is acute purulent urethritis. Gonorrhea is a purulent infection of the urogenital mucosa caused by gonococci. 5. Another type is caused by indiscriminate use of drugs, but it is not common. Don't take it lightly if there are small red spots on the scrotum, and remember to avoid medical treatment.

There are many reasons for the small red dots on the scrotum as introduced above. Based on the understanding of the above content, we should pay attention when small red dots start to appear on our scrotum. No matter how serious the disease is, don't worry. You must find out what the disease is and what the cause is. Then you can treat it accordingly. Also remember to keep the local area dry every day during treatment.