What topical medication is used for scrotal eczema?

Scrotal eczema is a common disease among adult men. When a patient has scrotal eczema, he or she will feel severe itching, which will cause the patient to be unable to lead a normal life and have difficulty sleeping and eating. When treating scrotal eczema, topical medications are generally used. After recovery, the patient should pay attention to personal hygiene and genital care, because scrotal eczema is prone to recurrence.

First of all, neomycin fluocinolone cream can relieve the itching of patients. If the patients have kidney damage, it is not suitable to use this ointment. This ointment can not only relieve the itching caused by infantile eczema, but also has a good relieving and therapeutic effect on the itching caused by allergic dermatitis or subacute chronic eczema. It is more appropriate to apply this ointment 2 to 3 times a day. Before applying the ointment, it is best for patients to clean their skin.

Second, Daknin cream can also treat scrotal eczema. Some patients may experience a burning sensation after using this ointment, but these adverse reactions are often very mild. If the patient has very serious adverse reactions, try not to use this ointment. It is more appropriate to use Daknin cream 2 to 3 times a day. Generally, it needs to be used continuously for a week to see the effect. When using this ointment, patients must avoid eating irritating foods. If people are allergic to miconazole nitrate drugs, then they are not suitable for using Daknin.

It is not difficult to see from the above that some topical medications are used in the treatment of scrotal eczema. Daknin cream and neomycin fluocinolone cream are very commonly used. These creams can better relieve the patient's pain. Patients should also take some oral medications to better treat the disease. Jinchan antipruritic capsules and Ermiao pills are very commonly used. If the patient's condition is very serious, then the patient should also inject transfer factor injection.