Small blood blisters on scrotal capillaries

Male friends should be particularly concerned about the health of the scrotum, because the scrotum is a place in the male body where semen is stored. If there is a problem, it will completely affect the normal sexual ability of men. At the same time, there are many capillaries distributed on the scrotum, but under normal circumstances, these capillaries cannot be directly observed with the naked eye. What if a man finds small blood bubbles on the capillaries of the scrotum?

Consider that it may be due to inflammation and edema caused by bacteria or other factors, or balanitis, penile pearly papules, and if there is unclean sex life, it is also possible to consider the possibility of genital warts.

Suggestions: It is recommended that you relax, drink plenty of water, avoid stimulation, exercise appropriately, strengthen your physical fitness, avoid spicy food, tobacco and alcohol, use anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment, and drink plenty of water to increase urination.

If there are blood blisters on the testicles, it is likely that you have folliculitis, and you need to use lotion to clean them. It may also be genital herpes. It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for relevant examinations as soon as possible. It should be easy to treat, so don't worry.

If there are many small blood blisters on the testicular skin, it may be a capillary nevus. You can have a checkup at a male surgeon.

It is recommended to avoid spicy food, eat a light diet and supplement vitamins. A male surgical examination can be performed to clarify the situation and pay attention to local cleanliness and hygiene.

This is considered to be caused by dilation of capillaries and is a type of hemangioma.

Suggestions: It is recommended that pulse laser or radioisotope therapy can be used.

1. Scrotal dermatitis: The cause may be related to the lack of B vitamins in the diet. Its symptoms are skin flushing, exudation, peeling, and even blistering, which is painful and itchy. 2. Scrotal eczema: It is mainly caused by the stimulation of sweat and dirt. Its manifestations are skin redness, swelling, blistering, exudation, scabs, and even thickening and roughness, which is extremely itchy. 3. Scrotal ringworm: It is a skin disease caused by fungal infection, which is often related to skin ringworms in other parts of the patient. The skin of the diseased scrotum is flushed, with papules or blisters, followed by dandruff. The affected area often has ring-shaped damage and it itches severely. It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for examination and symptomatic treatment. I wish you a speedy recovery.