Patient's question:
Is scrotal eczema really that difficult to treat? I've been treated many times without any effect, and now I really don't know what to do?Doctor's answer:
The cause of scrotal eczema is relatively complex, involving both internal and external factors. People with an allergic constitution, those who experience long-term mental tension or significant emotional fluctuations, are prone to this condition. Additionally, individuals with certain diseases, such as chronic digestive system disorders, gastrointestinal dysfunction, endocrine disorders, or metabolic disturbances, are also more susceptible to scrotal eczema under the influence of external factors.External factors include:
① Humid living or working environments with high air humidity;
② External irritants, such as cold or heat, excessive sweating, or excessive scratching;
③ Tight underwear or friction from foreign objects, as well as wearing synthetic underwear, can all trigger scrotal eczema.