There is a fleshy pimple on the testicular skin

A pimple on the testicular skin may be a symptom of diseases such as sebaceous cyst, lipoma, genital warts, molluscum contagiosum or fibroma. It is recommended to go to a dermatology or urology department in time and follow the doctor's instructions for treatment after a clear diagnosis.

1.Sebaceous cyst

Sebaceous cysts are cystic masses formed due to obstruction of sebaceous gland ducts and are more common in areas with strong sebum secretion. Pimples are usually round in shape and soft in texture. There may be blackhead-like openings on the surface, and white secretions may be discharged when squeezed. If secondary infection occurs, redness, swelling and pain may occur. The main treatment is surgical resection. In case of combined infection, antibiotics such as Levofloxacin Hydrochloride Tablets must be used to control inflammation.

2. Lipoma

Lipomas are benign tumors composed of mature fat cells that are soft to the touch and mobile. Pimples grow slowly, have no tenderness, and mostly occur in the subcutaneous fat layer. Generally, no treatment is required. If it affects daily life or grows rapidly, it can be surgically removed. No special medical intervention is required. Pay attention to keeping the wound clean and dry after surgery.

3. Genital warts

Genital warts are a sexually transmitted disease caused by human papillomavirus infection and appear as cauliflower-shaped or papillary growths. The surface of the pimple is rough, may be accompanied by itching or bleeding, and is often contagious through contact. After diagnosis, cryotherapy can be used to remove the warts, and topical imiquimod cream can be used to inhibit the recurrence of the virus.

4. Molluscum contagiosum

Molluscum contagiosum is caused by pox virus infection. The bumps are pearly white and hemispherical with an umbilical depression in the center. They can be spread through contact. It is common in people with low immune function. Treatment can include liquid nitrogen freezing or clipping, and external application of iodophor for disinfection to prevent secondary infection.

5. Fibroids

Fibroids are benign tumors formed by the proliferation of connective tissue. They are hard and tough in texture and have clear borders. The pimples grow slowly, are painless, and rarely become malignant. If it affects the appearance or causes discomfort due to friction with clothing, it can be surgically removed without the need for special drug-assisted treatment.

You should pay attention to keeping the perineum clean and dry every day, and avoid scratching or treating pimples by yourself. Wear loose cotton underwear to reduce friction and monitor the pimple for changes. Avoid unclean sex to reduce the risk of infection. If the pimple enlarges, ruptures, or is accompanied by symptoms such as fever in a short period of time, you must seek medical attention immediately to investigate the possibility of malignant lesions.