The skin outside the penis becomes itchy the more you scratch it

People will become upset if the outer skin of the penis becomes more and more itchy when scratched. The main reason at this time is inflammation of the reproductive organs. So you should keep your reproductive organs clean and hygienic, make sure they are dry, and stop wearing clothes that may affect your clinical performance. You should even stop having sex and try to avoid it as much as possible.

1. Genital inflammation

Always keep your genitals clean and dry, and do not wear chemical fiber underwear. Treat the cause and eliminate the source of irritation. Sexual life should be avoided during the acute phase and proper rest should be taken. You can use 1:5000 potassium permanganate solution to wash the vulva or take a sitz bath 2 to 3 times a day. If there are ulcers, you can apply antibiotic ointment, such as neomycin ointment or chlortetracycline ointment. In addition, physical therapy such as ultrashort wave or microwave treatment can be used, and some Chinese medicines can be decoctioned in water and then fumigated and washed.

2. Supplement vitamin B2

If you are deficient in vitamin B2, you can take vitamin B2. If caused by fungi, use topical antifungal drugs.

3. Vulvar phosphate epithelial cell hyperplasia

(1) Sedative and anti-allergic treatment: For those with obvious symptoms of mental stress and persistent insomnia, sedative, sleeping and anti-allergic treatment can be used. Topical medication: When controlling local itching, topical treatment with corticosteroids is advocated. At the same time, topical drugs are added to assist treatment.

(2) Laser treatment: It can destroy the skin layer up to 2mm deep and destroy the nerve endings in the dermis to reduce itching symptoms.

4.Pubic lice

1% scabies cream or 25% benzyl benzoate emulsion can be used externally.

1. General physical examination

Physical examination showed local congestion and swelling of the genitals. It is necessary to further find out the cause, whether there is trichomonas, candida or bacterial infection, check blood sugar if necessary, and rule out pinwormia, etc.

2. Gynecological examination.