What is the disease of itchy scrotum?

What causes itchy bumps on the scrotum? I believe this question confuses many male friends. In fact, if the situation is not serious, there is no need to worry too much. If it recurs or the itching feels very obvious, it is best to see a doctor for examination. Below I will give you a detailed introduction to the causes of itchy bumps on the scrotum. I hope everyone can always pay attention to their own body to prevent critical illness.

Scrotal eczema is the most common skin disease of the scrotum and is classified as an allergic symptom. Many people believe that the occurrence of this disease is related to genetic factors, steaming with boiling water, and irritable temperament.

The disease occurs symmetrically, often spreading to the entire scrotum, with itching at the wound site. The disease history is long, with repeated attacks and repeated treatments. Acute symptoms may include papules, blisters, pustules, erosions, exudation, scarring and other various changes. In the chronic stage, the main manifestations are aggravation of the skin grooves, hypertrophic skin, and rough leathery scrotal skin, which is commonly known as "embroidery wind" in folk customs. If the disease is delayed or untreated, the acute symptoms and chronic stage may change mutually, and the changes may last for many years.

What should be paid the highest attention to is that once the scrotal itching, exudation, scarring, hypertrophy and other symptoms occur and cannot be cured, it should be considered that this disease is the cause.

Since this disease is not a ringworm, it cannot be treated as a ringworm. The disease is most taboo to scratch, rub, rub, steam, etc., and all boiled water, soap, salt water, edible alkali, etc. are not suitable for use. It is also not suitable to apply irritants such as ichthyol, ringworm medicine, garlic, etc. As long as it can ensure that it does not scratch or irritate the skin, many patients can quickly get better. This disease is related to the mentality. Maintaining a happy mood, adequate rest, and confidence in the victory of the disease are also important links. The diet should ensure that spicy foods and irritating foods such as onions, ginger, garlic, etc. are forbidden.