According to the Chongqing Morning News, not long ago, when a middle -aged man in his 40s went to the toilet, he felt that he was itchy and grabbed it with his hands. As a result, he caught the blood vessels.Hold the scrotum with your hands and rush to the hospital for help.
Clinically, although the phenomenon of caught blood in the scrotum like this gentleman is not common, the condition of slight flowing water and scabs is quite common, and many men do not mean this.
There used to be a patient in the clinic.He is a driver. Due to continuous driving, the symptoms of scrotum and itching and discomfort occur.But he thought that he had a small thing. He tried to wash with warm water at home and scratched itching with his hands. As a result, his skin was caught, and blood and yellow water were dripping.After scabbing, sweating slightly, the scrotum skin was like itching by wheat, making him restless.The wife suspected that he was infected, and the two came to the hospital for examination.
In fact, itching of scrotal itching is quite common among male youth, because the genitals are influenced by sweat and underwear friction, or the lack of vitamin B2, scrotalitis caused by fungi, and neurodermatitis in the scrotal area, etc., may cause cause, which may cause cause, which may leadThis situation.
Male friends should not speak because of the special position of the scrotum.In particular, it should not be sterilized with iodine, ringworm, and garlic, and the most avoiding scratching, friction, and washing, and soap, saline, and alkaline water should not be used.
For the above -mentioned various causes, patients often cannot distinguish themselves, and the treatment methods are different, so specialists must be diagnosed.
Author: Li Hongjun Source: Men's reproductive health is worrying.According to information, 25 % of men in my country have or sexual psychological disorders, 10 % of couples have infertility, and adult male sex diseases have 6.5 %.Male diseases are developing in a low aging.52 % of men over 40 have erectile dysfunction.What is even more worrying is that 90 of the 100 male disease patients are unwilling to watchrology.
Although there is a fixed "Men's Reproductive Health Day" (October 28) every year, various media have also reported many reports on male health issues. Many comprehensive hospitals have also set uprology clinics. However, some people have problems with problems.Still sneak to find the "Ring Fan Doctor" for treatment.In order to allow everyone to have a comprehensive understanding and understanding of male reproductive health issues, from this issue, we will invite an expert onrology to introduce this issue.
