Itching of scrotal scrotum is a very common manifestation, especially male young people, mostly caused by scrotalitis or scrotal.Therefore, in daily life, male friends should take daily preventive health measures.So, what are the symptoms of scrotal itching?
What are the symptoms of scrotal itching
Scrotum eczema can cause groups of pimples and blisters, and the edges are diffuse.When continuing to develop, the blisters sometimes merge to form a large blister. After the blisters are ruptured, the erosion surface is formed. There is an osmotic. After the slurry is dry, the scrotum is red and swollen. The redness and swelling disappear, the secretions are reduced, the pimples and herpes no longer occur, and the erosion heals.However, some patients have become more or less moss -like changes due to scratching the skin significantly and thicker, and acute eczema has transformed into chronic eczema.
The wet scrotal eczema is prominent in the whole scrotum, with mild erosion, overflow, scabs and significant infiltration, hypertrophy, deep wrinkles, slightly bright, deepening of pigment, and the scrotum is significantly increased than normal. There are scratches.The other is the dry type. The edema becomes thicker than the former. There are thin scabs and scales, and it is gray. Because of the infiltration and thicker, there are cracks, and irregular pigments disappear.
What to do if scrotum itching
Because after getting scrotum eczema, the skin of the scrotum will be very rough, because roughness causes various spots, the spots will slowly become black, and eventually it will cause erosion. It is said that there are pokermin, Stimin, etc. can help us effectively treat this disease.The external use can be used to use ointment, which can help us relieve skin pain.
Take vitamin prevention infection
What do I eat scrotum itching?Eastern vitamin B2, etc. to avoid infection. These drugs can help us eliminate erosion and spots and improve our immunity.And can effectively alleviate the symptoms of scrotal itching and avoid infection caused by scrotal diseases.
(Editor in charge: Zheng Guisheng)
