Itching on both sides of the male testicles

Key reminder: Many men have experienced male diseases, among which itching on both sides of the scrotum is a common male disease. After the occurrence of this symptom, it causes a lot of trouble to men's daily life. In some cases, itching occurs in public places, which makes men feel uneasy and embarrassed. There are many reasons for itching on both sides of the scrotum. It may not be due to hygiene, or it may be due to poor ventilation of clothing.

Many diseases are caused by not paying attention to hygiene. We should pay more attention to the hygiene of our private environment. Many men now have the problem of itching on both sides of the scrotum. Summer is the most prone to this symptom. If you like to wear some jeans with poor ventilation, it is also easy to cause itching around the scrotum. Today, I will tell you some practical reasons for itching on both sides of the scrotum.

The itching on both sides of the scrotum is usually unilateral, showing annular or semi-annular patches. The first flaky erythema appears on the inner side of the upper thigh, with scaling on it, and then slowly spreads outward to the surrounding area with clear boundaries. The central part can heal, with pigmentation or scaling. In the long term, the local skin becomes infiltrated, thickened and mossy, often accompanied by itching. After this feeling occurs, men can no longer live a normal life, which has a greater impact on men's work and study training.

There are many reasons for itching on both sides of the scrotum. It is an allergic symptom and a common organic skin disease in men. There are many reasons for this kind of symptom, which may be internal or external. In addition to long-term mental anxiety, people with greater mood swings are more likely to have this kind of symptom. Another situation is that endocrine imbalance and people with basic metabolic disorders can cause this kind of symptom.

Some patients also have itching problems on both sides of the scrotum due to Trichomonas infection, which is also very likely to be primary. Most of them are due to the spread of vaginitis from direct relatives. The glans penis and coronal sulcus may have light red erosion or thick-walled pus, but Trichomonas are often not found in some cases. It may be caused by some allergic symptoms caused by Trichomonas.

That's all we have to say about the causes of itching on both sides of the scrotum. After we understand this content, we have a certain understanding of the causes of itching on both sides of the scrotum. Therefore, men should pay attention to itching on both sides of the scrotum as much as possible, wear comfortable cotton underwear, exercise every day, and maintain a stable and clean hygiene condition, so as to avoid the problem of itching on both sides of the scrotum.