What medicine is used for scrotal peeling and itching

After scrotal peeling occurs, it will cause itching in the affected area. As the disease worsens, people will feel that the itching is getting worse day by day, especially at night. The itching will become more severe and it will be impossible to fall asleep smoothly. If this continues for a long time, it will cause insomnia and will also have an inadvertent impact on sleep quality. Therefore, it is still necessary to stop the itching as soon as possible.

1. If you are deficient in riboflavin, you can take riboflavin. [2]

2. If it is caused by fungi, topical antifungal drugs will suffice.

3. If the first two methods are ineffective, scrotal itching is caused by neurodermatitis and eczema in the scrotal area. The treatment method is very simple. First, gently rub the itchy area with "ice cream", and then spray it with "". Generally, the itching can be eliminated two or three times, and then it can be consolidated for a few days. It should be noted that if the patient has used Pi Yan Ping, Wu Ji ointment, diphenhydramine, isopropylamine, promethazine, cyproheptadine, astemizole, terfilin, sodium cromoglycate (Yan Tai), sodium cromoglycate, ketotifen (methylpentyl ketone), prednisone, dexamethasone, cyclophosphamide, thiothiazide, etc. and they are ineffective, the effect of compound camphor powder is particularly prominent.

① The living and working environment is humid, and the air humidity is relatively high;

②External stimulation, cold or hot, excessive sweating, excessive scratching, etc.;

③ Tight underwear, friction with foreign objects, and wearing synthetic underwear can induce scrotal eczema;

Scrotal eczema can also be acquired through sexual transmission. Clinically, 20% of scrotal eczema patients are infected through unhealthy sexual transmission.

Scrotal itching is a very common symptom, especially in young men. Generally speaking, it may have the following reasons:

(1) It is more common in people who do manual labor, especially in the summer, when the genitals are hot, sweaty, humid, and poorly ventilated. The scrotal skin is stained by sweat and rubbed by underwear, causing itching. Wearing tight jeans or non-absorbent, non-breathable nylon underwear can also cause this condition.

(2) Riboflavin (vitamin B2) deficiency can lead to scrotitis. The scrotum will show changes such as erythema, dryness, scaling, papules and scabs, accompanied by itching. At the same time, angular cheilitis, glossitis and oral ulcers may also occur.

(3) Scrotitis caused by fungi, such as candidal scrotitis and tinea cruris involving the scrotum, can cause scrotal itching.

(4) Neurodermatitis and eczema in the scrotum can cause itching. In summary, general scrotal itching is not a sexually transmitted disease. As long as there is no history of sexual promiscuity, genital ulcers or growths, urethral discharge, etc., there is no need to worry about contracting a sexually transmitted disease.