Eczema on foreskin

There are symptoms of eczema on the foreskin, which are some small papules, often causing itching and pain. This is related to not paying attention to personal hygiene. At this time, it is easy to cause adverse stimulation to the foreskin area, especially for people with long foreskin, which is more likely to cause this kind of eczema. In daily life, you should pay attention to timely cleaning and use appropriate medication for treatment. In addition, you must pay attention to the hygiene of your personal sexual life.

Eczema on foreskin

Foreskin eczema will cause skin rashes, redness, swelling, severe itching and other symptoms. Foreskin glansitis will cause peeling and itching, but generally there is no redness or swelling. Pearly papules are a series of orderly arranged papules on the edge of the glans but no other symptoms. Penis papules, foreskin eczema, and pearly papules are all common skin diseases in men. They are generally caused by sexual infection. You must pay attention to sexual hygiene.

Precautions for Eczema

1. Daily routines should be regular.

Working people should especially pay attention to developing good rest habits, develop the habit of going to bed early and getting up early, and avoid staying up too late. Staying up too late will not only cause premature aging of the human body, but also cause premature degeneration of the functions of various organs in the body, and the body's resistance will naturally decrease.

2. Maintain an optimistic and positive attitude.

Don't let your mood fluctuate too much. Don't be sad or happy, don't be panic or confused. Treating eczema requires patience, so it is most important to have a positive attitude.

3. Develop a habit of loving cleanliness .

Eczema is a skin disease, so keeping the affected skin clean at all times to avoid further infection is extremely important for treatment.

What can't you eat if you have eczema?

1. Avoid allergenic foods

If allergenic foods are found in the baby's diet, such as fish, shrimp, crab, beef, mutton, chicken, duck, goose, pollen, etc., these foods should be completely avoided to avoid allergic reactions, which may cause the baby's eczema to relapse or worsen the condition.

2. Avoid spicy food

Do not eat spicy foods such as onions, garlic, ginger, chili peppers, and Sichuan peppercorns, as they consume yin and support yang, which is a irritation to eczema and should be avoided.

3. Avoid foods that cause moisture, blood flow, or anger.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that people with eczema should avoid eating moist foods, such as bamboo shoots, taro, beef, onions, ginger, pears, garlic, leeks, etc.; foods that cause blood to flow, such as water chestnuts and peppers; and foods that cause qi to flow, such as mutton, lotus seeds, and water chestnuts.