Patient's question:
The scrotum is always damp and itchy, and it can be confirmed as scrotal eczema. Examination results: It can be diagnosed as scrotal eczema. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Hormone-based medications did not work and kept recurring. What kind of help is needed: Does not want to take oral medication. Are there better treatment methods?Doctor's answer:
Scrotal eczema is a common skin condition of the scrotum, not a sexually transmitted disease, with the highest incidence rate in summer. Once it occurs, patients experience intense itching in the affected area, followed by various small papules, erosion, and other symptoms, with a prolonged course of the disease. Without scientific and standardized comprehensive treatment, it is prone to recurrence, making it difficult to heal. Clinical diagnosis is primarily based on the patient's medical history, onset process, and characteristic symptoms. When necessary, bacterial or fungal tests may also be required for diagnosis.1. Historical confirmation of scrotal eczema: Patients are mostly of allergic or exudative constitution.