What causes testicular itching and rashes?

When it comes to vulvar itching, many men think that it is a female thing and that it is nothing serious for them. In fact, an authoritative expert has clearly stated that vulvar itching is not only a female patent, but more than 20% to 30% of men suffer from vulvar itching to varying degrees. For example, how can scrotum itch appear? What are the reasons? Let's find out with the editor.

Scrotal peeling is a very common skin disease, which is classified as an allergic symptom, especially in young men. Generally speaking, there may be some reasons:

1. Riboflavin deficiency may cause scrotitis. The scrotum will show changes such as erythema, dryness, scaling, papules and scars, accompanied by itching.

2. Neurodermatitis, eczema, etc. in the scrotum area will cause itching.

3. Such energetic employees are common, especially in summer, when the private parts have high temperature, a lot of sweat, humidity, and poor air permeability. The scrotal skin is soaked in sweat and the friction of underwear causes itching and rashes of the scrotum.

4. Scrotitis caused by bacteria, such as trichomonas scrotitis, tinea cruris and scrotum, causes scrotal itching and rashes.

5. In clinical medicine, scrotal peeling in men is mostly caused by inflammation after men suffer from orchitis.

6. People who may suffer from some diseases, such as chronic gastrointestinal diseases, gastrointestinal dysfunction, endocrine disorders, and basic metabolic disorders.

7. Considering that prostatitis may cause scrotal peeling, it is also considered that bacterial infection may cause glans inflammation.

Pay attention to this aspect

1. Underwear should be loose and comfortable, preferably made of pure cotton. Not too tight, and should be changed frequently and promptly, especially after exercise.

2. Eat more healthy fruits and vegetables, and less spicy foods.

3. If you feel your scrotum is itchy, do not scratch or steam it too much. It is especially recommended not to use soap for steaming.

4. If you find that your scrotum is getting worse over a period of time, it is recommended to go to the hospital for outpatient treatment immediately to avoid misunderstanding the disease.