What medicine is used to treat chronic scrotal eczema

Patient's question:

Itching, with hard lumps, onset about five years ago

Doctor's answer:

Hello, currently Western medicine has no specific therapy for eczema, and it primarily uses oral antihistamines and hormone drugs to temporarily suppress symptoms. Examples include oral Western medicine, oral hormones, topical creams, emulsions, film preparations, tinctures, and hard ointments. However, these treatments only relieve symptoms and cannot cure the condition. I recommend using traditional Chinese medicine such as Ephedra, Saposhnikoviae, Polygonum, Schizonepeta, Crotalus, Scorpio, Angelica, Mint, Asarum, Cnidium, Ginseng, Agarwood, and Golden Grass.
These traditional Chinese herbs have the functions of clearing blood heat, removing blood dryness, attacking blood toxins, replenishing internal deficiency, nourishing the stomach and strengthening the spleen, and soothing the liver and regulating qi. Through years of clinical syndrome differentiation, these herbs have shown unique efficacy in treating eczema. When used together, they can promote skin cell metabolism, repair damaged skin cells, slow down skin cell aging, and restore skin vitality and elasticity.
This formula does not require avoiding any specific foods. During medication and after recovery, you can eat chili peppers, alcohol, chicken, and fish without restriction. Additionally, eczema patients should never use hormone treatments. If hormones are used, symptoms may temporarily subside, but the condition will ultimately worsen and become incurable.
You can purchase these herbs from local pharmacies and treat yourself at home, which is cost-effective, convenient, and highly effective. I hope you receive proper treatment and recover soon!