Patient's question:
Recently, I got divorced from my wife, and I've been masturbating to satisfy my physical needs. A few days ago, I noticed several small white bumps on my scrotum. They don't hurt or itch, but when I squeezed one, it came out as something sesame-sized, white and disgusting. The scrotum feels a bit moist.What kind of help do I need: How to treat the white bumps on the scrotum?
Doctor's answer:
There are many reasons for lumps on the scrotum. Some male friends believe that the presence of lumps on the scrotum is due to sexually transmitted diseases, and they become anxious. Clinically, it is not ruled out that sexually transmitted diseases may be the cause, as patients who have had unclean sexual intercourse or have taken a bath in public baths may be infected with sexually transmitted diseases. However, the specific cause generally needs to be determined through examination. Generally speaking, lumps on the scrotum are often caused by scrotal eczema, which is an allergic reaction and is not contagious. However, it should be noted that this condition has a characteristic of recurring attacks and is difficult to treat, so attention should be paid to prevention.