Jasmine Itching on both sides of the testicles can be relieved by keeping it clean and dry, using topical drugs, oral drugs, avoiding irritation, and seeking medical examination. Itching on both sides of the testicles may be related to local moisture, fungal infection, allergic reaction, scrotal eczema, scabies and other factors.
1. Keep clean and dry
Wash the affected area with warm water every day, avoid using harsh lotions, and dry or dry thoroughly after washing. Wear loose, breathable cotton underwear and avoid sitting for long periods of time or wearing tight pants. Local dampness and hotness may aggravate itching, and keeping it dry can help relieve symptoms.
2. External medicines
For fungal infections, topical antifungal creams such as bifonazole cream and ketoconazole cream can be used. Hydrocortisone butyrate cream can be used short-term for allergic itching. Zinc oxide ointment can be used for scrotal eczema. The affected area needs to be cleaned before use to avoid scratching which may lead to secondary infection.
3. Oral medications
For stubborn itching, antihistamines such as loratadine tablets and cetirizine tablets can be taken orally as directed by your doctor. Amoxicillin capsules need to be used together with secondary bacterial infection. Fungal infections can be treated with oral itraconazole capsules. Medication must be used strictly in accordance with medical advice.
4. Avoid stimulation
Avoid spicy food and alcohol. The bath water temperature should not be too high and avoid using alkaline soap. Do not scratch the affected area and keep your nails short to prevent skin damage. When replacing laundry detergent, be sure to choose products without additives to reduce exposure to chemicals.
5. Medical examination
If itching persists for more than 1 week or exudation or ulcers occur, you should seek immediate medical attention from a dermatologist. Fungal microscopy can determine the type of infection, and routine blood tests can determine the degree of allergy. Scabies needs to be treated simultaneously with the whole family, and underlying diseases such as diabetes may aggravate symptoms and need to be investigated.
You should choose cotton underwear and change it every day, and clean the perineum in time after exercise. The diet should be light and include more whole grains and green leafy vegetables rich in vitamin B. Avoid staying in high-temperature environments for long periods of time. Elevate your buttocks while sleeping to promote heat dissipation. Do not use hormone-containing ointments without a doctor's diagnosis. If symptoms worsen or spread, seek medical attention immediately.
