Blood spots on the testicular surface

Blood spots on the testicular epidermis may be caused by symptoms of angiokeratoma, which mainly occurs in the scrotum. There will be many papules and redness and swelling on the testicular epidermis, which will damage the function of the penis. Therefore, when men have blood spots on the testicular epidermis, they should pay attention to it and receive treatment in time. The following is an introduction to the symptoms and causes of blood spots on the testicular epidermis. You can learn about it.

Scrotal angiokeratoma is also known as Fordyce angiokeratoma. It mainly occurs in the scrotum of middle-aged and elderly people, and occasionally in the labia. It often increases with age. There are multiple dome-shaped papules in the scrotum, with a diameter of 1 to 4 mm. In the early stage, the lesions are bright red, soft, and can shrink when pressed. In the late stage, they are dark red or purple, hard, and have mild wart-like hyperplasia.

Often arranged in a linear pattern along the superficial veins or scrotal skin lines, the surface of the lesion is usually smooth, sometimes slightly flaky, and can fade with pressure. Sometimes the lesion occurs on the penis or glans, and rarely on the calf, thigh, and bulbar conjunctiva. Generally, there is no obvious discomfort, but there is occasionally a mild itching sensation. It is easy to bleed after the injury. It is often accompanied by epididymal tumors, hernias, varicocele, oral mucosal varicocele, and scrotal elastic fiber defects.

Symptoms and signs

It mainly occurs in the scrotum of middle-aged or elderly people, and occasionally in the labia, and increases with age. There are multiple dome-shaped papules in the scrotum, with a diameter of 1 to 41mm. The early lesions are bright red, soft, and shrink with pressure. In the late stage, they are dark red or purple, hard, and have mild wart-like hyperplasia. They are often arranged in lines along the superficial veins or scrotal skin lines. The surface of the lesions is often smooth, sometimes with a little desquamation, and can fade with pressure. Occasionally occurs in the penis, glans, thighs, etc. There are generally no subjective symptoms, but itching occasionally. It is often accompanied by varicocele, scrotal elastic fiber defects, oral mucosal varicose veins, etc.