What is the cause of the small pimple on the scrotum?

Many patients fail to find out the small pimples on the scrotum in time because they pay less attention to the scrotal location. There are many reasons for the appearance of pimples on the scrotum, such as scrotal eczema, scrotal dermatitis, condyloma acuminatum, genital herpes, etc. It is recommended that friends with such symptoms go to the doctor for routine examinations and treat them after finding out the cause.

1. Scrotal eczema: It is relatively common. The symptoms are the appearance of many papules or blisters on the scrotal skin, ranging in size from a needle tip to a grain of rice. The local area is diffusely red and swollen, accompanied by severe itching and easy to rupture.

2. Scrotal dermatitis: Itching occurs first, and then irregular polygonal or flat round papules appear due to scratching or friction. They are the size of a needle tip and usually do not burst.

3. Condyloma acuminatum: They often occur around the genitals and anus. At the beginning of the disease, light red needle-sized papules will appear in the prone areas, and then they will gradually increase in size and number, and are often distributed in an overlapping manner, merging into nipple-shaped, cockscomb-shaped or cauliflower-shaped shapes, often accompanied by itching.

4. Genital herpes: In the early stage of the disease, it usually appears on the foreskin or urethra, and will spread to the testicles as the disease progresses. In this case, the small bumps are actually small blisters, which are mostly distributed in clusters and are easy to rupture. Most patients will experience itching.

The above is the introduction to the problem of small bumps on the scrotum that do not hurt or itch. The above is for reference only. If this is really the case, it is best to see a doctor in time. After all, the hospital is professional. No matter whether it is a major illness or a minor illness, go to the hospital to see a doctor, so that you can rest assured and be prepared. If a major illness is treated, a minor illness will be fine. I hope this article can help everyone.

What ointment to use for scrotal eczema

Scrotal eczema should be treated actively. Do not scratch or scald excessively, especially do not use soapy water to scald. It is also not advisable to use iodine, tinea medicine, garlic and other irritants. As long as you can ensure that you do not scratch or irritate the skin, many patients can get better quickly. At the same time, this disease is related to emotions. Keeping a good mood, getting enough rest and having confidence in the victory over the disease are also key links. In terms of diet, you should avoid spicy foods, such as onions, ginger, garlic, etc.

In terms of drug treatment, cold compress is the main treatment in the acute stage. About 3000 ml of clean water can be used each time without any medicine, or 3 grams of alum can be added. Or 10% phellodendron solution or 30 grams of dandelion and 15 grams of wild chrysanthemum can be used for wet compress after cooling. If there is infection, 1 gram of chlorhexidine or 0.1 gram of potassium permanganate can be added to 3000 ml of clean water. These methods are very effective for scrotal itching and exudation. In the chronic stage, traditional treatments can be applied with wet Kangning, Qingdai ointment or Pi Ku ointment. Heating and baking treatment is better. Fumigation or Kushen decoction bath can also be used. Western medicine treatment mainly uses topical prednisone ointment, which should be used for at least 1 to 2 months. Apply it to the affected area once in the morning and once in the evening. No bandage is required. The thinner the better. There is no need to remove the previous medicine before the next application. Antibacterial ointment can be applied to infected eczema. Tar ointments can be applied to thicker scrotal eczema, such as 5% coal tar ointment, 5% pine oil ointment, 5% soybean oil ointment, etc. However, Western medicine generally contains hormones, so it is not recommended to use Western medicine.

You should develop a good habit of washing your lower body with warm water before going to bed. The water should not be too hot. You should wash your genitals first and then your anus. When you dry the water, you should also wipe your genitals first. Finally, wipe your anus. After wiping your anus, do not use the same towel to wipe your genitals, otherwise the fungus will be carried to the perineum, which is very likely to cause tinea cruris.