Black spot on scrotum pierced and bleeding

The scrotum is part of the male reproductive organs. Its main function is to hold the male testicles. However, the scrotum is only a layer of skin. Compared with the position of the sex, it is very sensitive. In particular, the scrotum bears the heavy burden of protecting the male testicles. Once it encounters any collision, it will cause the male to be unable to conceive. Therefore, we should protect the scrotum well in daily life. So what is the reason for the black spots on the scrotum to bleed?

What are the reasons for the continuous bleeding after the black spot on the scrotum is ruptured?

1. Scrotal ringworm. The black spots on the male scrotum may be caused by some ringworms. Scrotal ringworms are mainly caused by the lack of timely cleaning in daily life, which causes fungi to grow around the male reproductive organs and lead to skin infections. Once you get ringworm, it will first appear as bright red blisters, which will turn gray and black after a period of time.

2. Scrotal eczema. If scrotal eczema is not treated in time, it may eventually develop into small black spots. Eczema is often caused by some men who sweat easily. The sweat on the genitals cannot be cleaned in time, causing the genitals to be severely irritated, from the initial blisters to the exudation of fluid to scars, and finally blackening, which is mainly manifested by itching.

3. Scrotal dermatitis. The black spots on the scrotum may also be caused by scrotal dermatitis, which may be due to the body's lack of vitamin B2. Therefore, once this symptom occurs, you must eat more foods containing vitamin B2 or vitamin B2 lozenges in your daily diet. Only in this way can you reduce the black spots on the scrotum.

What should I do if there is bleeding from the small black spot on my scrotum?

1. Keep clean. In order to prevent the scrotum from being infected again after bleeding, you should pay attention to cleaning after the scar has healed, especially after going to the toilet and sweating, you should clean the scrotum area, and change your underwear after taking a bath every day. Only in this way can you prevent the scrotum from being infected by bacteria.

2. Pay attention to diet. During the recovery period of the scrotum, patients are strictly prohibited from eating irritating foods, such as spicy and fried foods, because these foods may cause inflammation of the patient's injured parts. Eat more foods containing vitamins and proteins to replenish the nutrients needed by the body in time. If necessary, you can go to the nearest clinic and buy vitamin lozenges or calcium tablets for pregnant women in time for consumption.

3. Apply medicine on time. After the scrotal bleeding and scarring, in order to prevent the black spots from growing again, it is best to go to the hospital to find out what caused the black spots. After the doctor's diagnosis, wipe according to the newly prescribed medicine by the doctor. Be sure to persist. When the black spots are completely faded, you can stop taking the medicine. This can effectively prevent the complications.