What causes acne on the scrotum and what to do?

Acne on the scrotum may be caused by inflammation or endocrine disorders, and the possibility of environmental stimulation cannot be ruled out. Prompt local anti-inflammatory treatment is necessary to promote recovery.

If the scrotal area is not properly hygienically cared for and a bacterial or fungal infection occurs, the bacterial or fungal irritation will generally cause mucosal damage, leading to local irritating itching and pimple symptoms. It is necessary to keep the local area clean and hygienic. You can use light salt water to clean the area, and apply erythromycin ointment to help the skin recover.

Acne on egg skin may also be caused by endocrine disorders. Endocrine disorders are usually accompanied by strong secretion of male hormones in the body, which may lead to a large amount of oily secretions in the hair follicles, leading to local irritating acne. To maintain the hormone balance in the body, you can take oral ketoconazole and other drug treatments under the guidance of a doctor.

Improper scrotal care. If you stay in a high-heat environment for a long time, you may cause a large amount of local environmental secretions, and may also induce bacteria or fungi, causing constant irritation of the local skin, which may induce the growth of acne. It is necessary to keep the area clean and hygienic and avoid being in a humid environment to help improve local acne.