Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: There are no issues with the penis or other areas, but there are small white dots, about the size of rice grains or sesame seeds, on the outside of the testicles! There are approximately 30 of them. What disease could this be? How can they be removed?Duration of the current illness and persistence:
Current general condition; sometimes it itches (rarely), and there is a bit of pain when squeezing hard.
Medical history: Used to pay little attention to personal hygiene.
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Doctor's answer:
This condition is likely to be an inflammatory condition of the hair follicles on the scrotal skin. It is recommended that they visit the dermatology department or urology department of a hospital for consultation. The specialist doctor will conduct relevant examinations and provide symptomatic treatment. It is advised not to scratch with the hands to avoid infection of the scrotum.From a nutritional perspective, it is recommended to avoid smoking and drinking alcohol recently. The diet should be light, with a reduction in greasy foods. Avoid spicy and irritating foods like chili peppers. Instead, consume more fresh fruits and vegetables to supplement the body with essential nutrients such as vitamins, fiber, and amino acids. Recently, it is important to change and wash underwear daily to maintain personal hygiene.