Moles on male testicles

It is normal for men to have moles on their testicles, because moles can appear anywhere on the body, so it is not strange to have them on the testicles. If a man has a mole on his testicles, it does not affect the function of the testicles, and generally does not require treatment. However, many people say that men with moles on their testicles are more lustful and active. In fact, this is not scientifically based, and you can learn more about it.

What does a mole on a man's scrotum mean?

Is it good for men to have moles on their genitals?

Moles on the reproductive organs attract romantic relationships. People with moles on their reproductive organs have strong sexual desires and are prone to romantic relationships. Women are easily sexually harassed or actively harass men.

Men with moles there are lustful and energetic. If they can control themselves and use their energy properly, they will achieve good results in their later years.

What does it mean when a mole grows on a man's genitals?

If a male friend has a mole on the scrotum, no matter which side it is on, it means that this mole can bring you wealth, but you need to pay attention to your kidneys.

A mole near the glans of a male friend indicates good luck, but he will be very unfaithful and can easily get multiple women pregnant.

If a man has a mole on his penis, it means he will give birth to a noble son. If he does not give birth, he will be a playboy and his emotions will fluctuate easily.

A mole on the belly button represents a pearl, which means you will have a lot of food and can eat all over the world.

A mole on the buttocks usually means good fortune.

2What is scrotal dampness?

In acute attacks, symptoms are mostly scrotal skin flushing, itching, and papules. If the itching is pulled too much, the smooth red skin can be exposed. In subacute attacks, symptoms are severe scrotal itching, loss of appetite, loose stools, yellow urine, and sometimes blisters and mild erosion. In chronic attacks, itching is intermittent, and itching is aggravated by mental tension, drinking, and eating spicy food. The scrotal skin feels hard and the skin surface color is dark red or purple-brown. This disease is a skin disease and a male disease. People with a fat body and local hyperhidrosis are prone to this disease, and most patients are middle-aged and elderly men.

1. Scrotal eczema is not a sexually transmitted disease

Scrotal eczema is the most common skin disease of the scrotum. It is an allergic reaction and a common genital skin disease in men. It is not a sexually transmitted disease. It is commonly known as "scrotal eczema" and "scrotal fistula". It is very stubborn and patients often suffer from pain or secondary infection due to scratching and inappropriate stimulation.

The causes of scrotal eczema are complex, including internal and external factors. People with allergic constitutions, long-term mental tension, and mood swings are prone to this disease; in addition, people with some diseases, such as chronic digestive system diseases, gastrointestinal disorders, endocrine disorders, and metabolic disorders, are also prone to this disease under the influence of external factors. External factors include: ① The living and working environment is humid and the air humidity is relatively high; ② External stimulation, cold or hot, sweating more, excessive scratching, etc.; ③ Tight underwear, or friction with foreign objects, wearing synthetic underwear can induce scrotal eczema.

2. Typical symptoms of scrotal eczema: itching

The main symptom of scrotal eczema is the unbearable painful "itching", especially when people take off their pants and come into contact with the cooler temperature in the originally hot and humid environment. This makes people want to scratch it. Many people cannot resist the desire to scratch it, so the more they scratch their skin, the more it is injured, and then the skin becomes thicker and thicker. When the skin becomes thicker, they want to scratch it again, forming a vicious cycle.

3. Scrotal eczema turns into a chronic disease, and prolonged treatment makes it more difficult to treat.

The entire scrotum is often affected, the affected area is extremely itchy, the course of the disease is long, recurrent, and cannot be cured despite repeated treatments. In the acute stage, there may be various changes such as papules, blisters, pustules, erosions, exudation, and scabs.

In the chronic stage, the symptoms include deeper skin grooves, thickened skin, and leathery roughness of the scrotal skin, which is commonly known as "scrotal embroidery". If the disease is delayed or not treated properly,

4. Specific treatment: For external use, use mild, non-irritating external products.

How to reduce scrotal dampness in daily life

The frequent dampness of the scrotum is an irresistible natural law, and you can only let it go. If you can do the following, you may be able to reduce the discomfort caused by the dampness of the scrotum:

1. Develop the habit of bathing or cleaning your scrotum every day;

2. Do not wear tight pants, especially synthetic underwear;

3. Eat a reasonable diet and avoid obesity, otherwise excessive nutrition and excess calories will increase the amount of scrotal sweating;