What are the dangers of male scrotal eczema?

In our daily life, many friends have scrotal eczema. So what is the cause of this symptom? What are the hazards? The following editor will explain it in detail for everyone, let's take a look!

Scrotal eczema is prone to bacterial infection due to itching, which can lead to folliculitis, edema, abscesses, lymphangitis, lymphadenitis and other purulent skin diseases. The course of the disease can last for several weeks. If the disease is prolonged and not cured, it can develop into chronic eczema; if it is not properly treated, the symptoms will rapidly deteriorate and even reverse to acute eczema.

Chronic eczematous skin lesions are often localized, with thickening of the skin, obvious infiltration, often lichenification, frequent pigmentation, and very clear boundaries. Patients often complain of severe itching, especially when it is hot or at night. The condition is lingering and difficult to heal over the years.

Scrotal eczema is a disease that seriously affects sexual desire. It manifests as redness of the scrotal epidermis, densely distributed small papules, and unbearable itching. If it is infected by bacteria and becomes purulent, it will cause local inflammation, swelling and pain, and thickening of the scrotal skin, which is unsightly. Once the disease occurs, not only will the male body feel uncomfortable, but it will also make both parties lose their sexual desire and may also infect the disease to women.

This disease causes severe itching, and the rash is polymorphic and prone to recurrence. It can be treated. To achieve the goal of complete cure, personal hygiene must be paid attention to, and medication must be adhered to to avoid infecting family members.

Through the editor’s sharing above, you have a certain understanding of the condition of scrotal eczema. Then in the future life, you must pay attention to personal hygiene and health care. If you find that you have symptoms, you should treat it in time!