Black particles in scrotum

Men's physical diseases are also very complicated. In daily life, we should pay attention to avoid unnecessary diseases in men. For example, diseases of the reproductive organs. The scrotum is an important part of the male body, but diseases often occur, and they are still quite tricky. Then we should make specific analysis and treatment according to the condition, and everyone's physical condition is different, so what is the matter with the black particles in the scrotum?

What causes black spots on testicles?

(1) Lymph node enlargement

Lymph node enlargement is not uncommon in clinical practice. If it occurs on the testicles, it will cause many small spots on the testicles, and if you squeeze them hard, they may be squeezed and ruptured, causing obvious pain. In this case, male friends need to pay attention to improving their body's immunity, pay attention to exercise, and need more rest. They also need to pay attention to a light diet and avoid spicy and irritating foods to avoid worsening the problem.

(2) Sebaceous gland hyperplasia

Black spots on the testicles may be caused by sebaceous gland hyperplasia. Generally speaking, sebaceous gland hyperplasia will cause some small black spots on the male testicles, and most of the spots are round, painless and itchy, so they are easily ignored. If the black spots on the testicles are caused by sebaceous gland hyperplasia, although special treatment is not required, male friends may need to take good care of their bodies, drink more water, and supplement more vitamins.

(3) Eczema

In life, many men often feel itchy after having black spots on their testicles. This is mostly caused by eczema. The occurrence of testicular eczema is mainly caused by the patient's failure to pay attention to private hygiene, or choosing too tight underwear, which causes the private parts to be hot and humid.

(4) Appearance of melanin

Finally, black spots on the testicles may also be caused by melanin problems on the testicles. These black spots are generally distributed on the capillaries and will not cause obvious pain or discomfort. Although they will not cause any harm to the body, you still need to drink plenty of water to help fade the spots.

The above is the introduction about black spots on the testicles. I believe that after reading the above, everyone will have a deeper understanding of the problem of black spots on the testicles. In short, if you are worried about your physical abnormalities, I hope that male friends can go to a regular hospital's andrology department for consultation and treatment in time to avoid risks and damage.