Patient's question:
Male, 34 years old, always itchy and uncomfortable. The skin on the affected area is red with small spots, and sometimes it even breaks and oozes yellow fluid. After checking at the hospital, it was diagnosed as eczema. I want to ask, how should scrotal eczema be treated?Doctor's answer:
For eczema, it is recommended to try taking modified Blood-Nourishing Wind-Dispelling and Dampness-Removing Decoction: Polygonum multiflorum root, cicada slough, honeysuckle flower, wild chrysanthemum flower, bitter melon, dodder seed, white musk tree bark, raw coix seed, poria cocos peel, atractylodes rhizome, oldenlandia root, baical root, and licorice root. Take the decoction orally. After cleaning the affected area with a gynecological wash, apply traditional Chinese medicine ointment externally. Alternatively, you can combine treatment with autoimmune regulators such as thymus peptide transfer factor. There are many methods for treating this condition, but since the patient's condition varies, the treatment approach should be adjusted accordingly. Therefore, patients should seek professional medical evaluation at a hospital as soon as possible for detailed testing to ensure accurate diagnosis and treatment.