Patient's question:
I usually pay attention to personal hygiene, and my underwear is made of pure cotton. However, recently, I've encountered a particularly troublesome issue again—my scrotum has developed some eczema, which is very itchy. I'd like to consult about what to do about scrotal eczema and what medication would be effective?Doctor's answer:
Scrotal eczema is primarily caused by chronic prostatitis. Additionally, the likelihood of it being triggered by contact with many allergens is significantly higher. From a clinical diagnostic perspective, issues with the prostate can be treated with medication. A common clinical approach involves combining potassium permanganate for blood circulation and unblocking, or using calamine for topical application. Topical treatments can alleviate the itching symptoms. Symptom suppression can also be combined with Diprobase.