Patient's question:
My scrotum has peeling and cracks, and it's been like this for four months. Besides the long foreskin, after a thorough examination by the hospital, the doctor said it was prostatitis, and the scrotum was eczema-like dermatitis. Then I had a foreskin surgery, and now I've been using machine treatment for four days. This is the third time I'm doing it in space. How do you treat peeling and cracks in the scrotum with a long foreskin?Doctor's answer:
Still, it's best to follow the doctor's advice, as they understand the overall situation. It's generally not necessary to be this complicated. It's recommended to drink plenty of plain water, especially a large glass of warm water on an empty stomach every morning. Additionally, you can complement this with pear and rock sugar water. Avoid spicy foods and alcohol, and consider using a high-manganese potassium permanganate solution with a concentration of 1:500 to rinse the external genital area. Use povidone-iodine for sterilization and strive to keep the external genital area clean and dry as much as possible. Pay attention to proper nourishment in daily life. During treatment, medication should be used according to the symptoms. Additionally, it's advisable to develop good lifestyle habits and maintain a balanced diet during the treatment period.