Patient's question:
Medical Description: A white bump has grown on the scrotum. It doesn't hurt or itch. It was discovered over a month ago, starting as the size of a grain of rice, and now it's the size of a soybean. It's white, on the surface of the skin, and not attached to anything inside. I'm not sure what it is. If I go to the hospital for a check-up, which department should I see?History of Treatment and Effects: No treatment has been administered.
What Help Do You Want: I'd like to know what kind of nature this bump belongs to and which department I should consult.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the white small bumps on the scrotum are likely caused by scrotal eczema or local dermatitis. Generally, you can take Cetirizine tablets, Loratadine tablets, and Shiduqing capsules under the guidance of a doctor for treatment. At the same time, use potassium permanganate solution for local cleaning and treatment. You can also take Ciprofloxacin tablets and Chlorpheniramine for treatment. Drink more water, pay attention to personal hygiene, and avoid spicy foods. If necessary, go to the hospital for further examination and treatment. Additionally, maintain local cleanliness, bathe frequently, and change underwear often.