Patient's question:
The two parts of the scrotum have developed many small red spots. When I first noticed them, I was terrified, thinking I might have some kind of sexually transmitted disease. I quickly went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor told me that this is not a sexually transmitted disease, but scrotal eczema. Fortunately, it's not, but this condition is also causing me a lot of pain. I want to know what medicine is used for scrotal eczema.Doctor's answer:
Scrotal eczema is mostly related to local allergic causes. Prolonged sitting leads to a decrease in local temperature, resulting in local dampness, which over time can cause inflammation of the scrotum, leading to scrotal eczema. Treatment should first involve going to the hospital for a thorough examination before starting medication. External medication treatment is the foundation, such as using anti-allergic creams like Mupirocin cream, Triamcinolone Acetonide Ekonazole Cream, and Jindake Ning Cream for local topical application. During treatment, it is also important to exercise regularly. It is recommended to wear loose underwear and outer pants that allow for good ventilation.