Patient's question:
Symptom Description: There is some itching on the surface of the scrotum, and there are small bumps-like at the base of the pubic hair.History of Treatment and Effect: Has not been treated before.
Help Needed: Want to know if it is a disease or what kind of disease it is.
Doctor's answer:
For small bumps on the scrotum, if they are painless and itchy, they could be considered as pearl papules or sebaceous gland ectasia of penile plaques; if there is itching, it could be due to inflammation and infection. If there has been unprotected sexual intercourse or showering in public places, the possibility of a sexually transmitted disease cannot be ruled out. It is necessary to go to a formal and professional hospital for examination to determine the specific condition. However, small bumps on the scrotum are generally commonly caused by scrotal eczema. The cause of scrotal eczema is relatively complex, involving both internal and external factors. People with an allergic constitution, those who are under long-term stress or experience significant emotional fluctuations are more prone to this condition. It is important to seek medical attention early for diagnosis and symptomatic treatment.