Men's crotch itching

If a normal man finds that his croup is itchy, it will make him very worried. Because the itching in men's department may be caused by many different causes, and these causes may be sexually transmitted diseases or skin diseases. Therefore, every man should not ignore it when he has croup itching, because if he scratches it with his hands, it will aggravate the condition. Let's take a look at the causes of croup itching.

Is itching in male genitals eczema?

Symptoms of scrotal eczema:

1. Densely distributed millet-sized papules or small blisters with flushed base can be found in the scrotum.

2. Scrotal itching: Due to the scratching caused by the itching, the papules, papules, eczema, blisters and other skin lesions are scratched, and serum continuously seeps out, often soaking the underwear and forming erosive surfaces.

3. Male scrotal eczema manifests itself over a long period of time, coupled with constant scratching, which causes the skin of the scrotum to become dry and thick, with deep wrinkles and a walnut-like appearance, often with thin scabs and scales, and darker skin pigmentation. There are also cases where scratching causes pigmentation to fade.

4. Patients with scrotal eczema often experience severe itching and are unable to sleep. Due to the difficulty in treatment and repeated failure to heal, the scrotal skin may change like eczema.

3. In addition, washing with soapy water and scratching can aggravate skin injuries. Drinking, insomnia and tension can also aggravate skin injuries.

Male scrotal itching may also be caused by the following diseases:

1. Scrotal neurodermatitis: Flat papules can be seen in patches, and in severe cases, they are all over the scrotum. Its characteristics are that although it is itchy, there is no exudate, and the skin becomes thicker and has a strigoid pattern over time.

2. Scrotal itching caused by riboflavin deficiency: The course of the disease is generally short, and there is generally no obvious skin hypertrophy. Riboflavin taken orally can be effective in a short period of time. It is often accompanied by glossitis or angular cheilitis.

3. Extramammary eczematoid carcinoma: The appearance is similar to eczema, but upon closer inspection, the skin lesions are clearly demarcated red patches with exudative crusts and keratinized scales on the surface, which gradually expand and even develop into ulcers. A tissue pathological examination is required for a clear diagnosis.

How to deal with the unbearable itching of scrotal eczema:

1. Wear loose underwear.

If a man suffers from scrotal eczema, wearing tight underwear will only increase the symptoms of scrotal eczema and aggravate scrotal itching. Therefore, men should wear loose underwear to allow the scrotum to breathe. This will not aggravate scrotal itching and can also relieve the symptoms of scrotal itching.

2. Apply a cold towel.

When men's scrotal eczema becomes itchy, they should never scratch it with their hands, as this will aggravate the itching symptoms. Instead, they should apply a cold towel to the itchy skin of the scrotum, which can effectively relieve the symptoms of scrotal itching.

3. Wash the itchy skin on the scrotum with clean water.

When a man's scrotal eczema becomes itchy, he can wash the itchy skin on the scrotum with water, which can help clean the itchy skin on the scrotum and effectively relieve the symptoms of scrotal itching. When cleaning the scrotal skin, never use hot water, as it will aggravate the symptoms of scrotal eczema.

Note: Men with scrotal eczema should never use soap to clean their scrotum when taking a bath. This will aggravate the symptoms of scrotal eczema and may also cause it to become more serious. Therefore, it is best for men not to use soap when taking a bath.