Patient's question:
I have small, pimple-like bumps on my scrotum that have been inside the scrotal skin for many years. When I squeeze them, they feel hard. Originally, there was one, but now there are five or six. Sometimes they itch. What could this be? Seeking expert advice.Current general condition: No pain, occasionally itchy!
History of diagnosis and treatment, as well as effectiveness: Went to the hospital, and the doctor said there was nothing wrong!
Doctor's answer:
1 First, if you have big pimples, don't squeeze them. There are too many bacteria on your hands, and squeezing can easily worsen the condition. Most people love to squeeze, but what starts as a minor issue can become increasingly severe due to squeezing. If it worsens, it can become terrifying. I hope you pay attention.2 Next, there must be a reason for the pimples. You must pay close attention to hygiene. Use a cotton pad and gently massage with lukewarm water to clean your face. This way, it will be clean and free from bacterial infection. Doing this once or twice a day is usually enough. Please remember.
3 Also, pay attention to your clothing. Try to wear loose-fitting clothes. Loose pants are more breathable, so they won't cause bacterial infection due to sweat. Wear cotton pants as well, as cotton absorbs sweat well and helps prevent infection. I hope you take note.