What other medications are typically used for scrotal eczema?

Patient's question:

The scrotum and base of the penis are frequently severely itchy. In severe cases, it can scratch until the skin breaks. When dry, there is a large amount of translucent, fine, flaky skin peeling off. Additionally, there are many rice-sized bumps (under the skin) on the scrotum. I have suffered from this disease for over 10 years. Even with daily washing, the itching is only slightly relieved.
Previous Treatment and Effects:
I have used creams like Pristine (Pai Rui Song) in the past, but the results were not ideal.
Type of Help Needed:
Could you explain a special medication? Please explain the one you sell, as I would never buy it from a pharmacy alone. I just want you to help me cure this condition. This disease is extremely painful, embarrassing, and annoying.

Doctor's answer:

The treatment aims to alleviate inflammation, reduce swelling, and relieve pain. Commonly used medications include antihistamines and sedative tranquilizers. Oral treatment with calcium gluconate tablets, dexamethasone, and vitamin C is often prescribed. Locally, applying a compound ketoconazole ointment or calamine lotion can be very helpful. Additionally, it is recommended to avoid extremely cold and irritating foods, ensure adequate rest, maintain local dryness and hygiene, and keep a positive mood, all of which will aid in further treatment.

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