White granular images on the scrotum

The peeling of skin and lime on the male testicles is not actually called tinea, and the causes are various. One is a bacterial infection called scrotal tinea, which is a bacterial infection. This requires testing to determine whether it is tinea. Another part is eczema on the scrotum, called scrotal pruritus. Different causes should be identified and treated with different medications.

The white particles on the testicular epithelium of men are normal sebaceous glands, which are what we often call hair follicle tissue. It is also possible that some people have sebaceous gland ectopy, which is a normal condition.

It is normal for hair follicles to exist in the subcutaneous tissue. Everyone has them. It is not a disease. There are many sebaceous glands on the surface of the scrotal skin. The hair follicles in the subcutaneous tissue of the scrotum are widely distributed, so particles will appear on the surface of the skin. Some people have slight blockage of the skin pores, or some people have ectopic hyperplasia of sebaceous glands and produce small cysts. Therefore, some people have slightly more small particles, but these small particles will not cause any discomfort, will not be infected, and will not harm health, so no treatment is needed.

Usually pay attention to do a good job of local ventilation and environmental hygiene, be sure to wear cotton underwear and loose jeans to prevent folliculitis in the hair follicles.

Generally speaking, for male patients with testicular itching, it is considered that the patient may have some bad sexual behavior and unclean sexual history, etc. It is recommended that the patient consider the dermatology and venereology department of a regular hospital for medical treatment. First of all, the patient's testicular itching also has a great impact on the patient's daily life. It is recommended that the patient go to the relevant department of a regular hospital for medical treatment in time. Through a series of examinations, the patient's own cause and symptoms can be determined, which also greatly assists the patient's own treatment.

Secondly, for male patients with testicular itching, it is considered that it may be caused by infection with some bacteria or other microorganisms. It is recommended that patients consider seeking medical treatment in the infectious department of a regular hospital. Professional examination and actual operation can also help the patient's condition to a certain extent.

In addition, when patients develop male testicular dermatitis, they are advised to go to a regular hospital for treatment immediately if any discomfort occurs.