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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Scrotal eczema is a very common condition characterized by an itchy, red, scaly rash on the scrotum. One of the main triggers of scrotal eczema is psychological stress. This causes the initial itching sensation on the scrotum. Other risk factors include exposure to skin irritants or allergens, nutritional deficiencies, and more. The treatment of scrotal eczema varies depending on the severity and cause. According to the National Eczema Association, it's estimated that around 1 in 10 persons will develop eczema during their lifetime. Although eczema is a known condition, scrotal eczema is a common condition that is typically overlooked by physicians and dermatologists. Research shows it is easily mistaken for a fungal infection and considered to be a general case of eczema. This article covers the different types of scrotal eczema and their associated symptoms, as well as the potential causes and treatments for this condition. Serhii Sobolevskyi / Getty Images What Are the Symptoms of Scrotal Eczema? Overall, the symptoms of eczema include the following:Dry skinItchy skinRed rashesCrusting skinSwellingBumps on the skinScaly, leathery patches of skin On skin of color, eczema can appear purple, ashen grey, or dark brown. The symptoms of scrotal eczema include: Severe itchingScalingA thick and leathery texture of the scrotal skin (due to repeated scratching) This rash can also spread to the penis, buttocks, and around the anus. Risk factors for scrotal eczema include contact dermatitis and psychological stress.Is scrotal eczema harmful?While scrotal eczema can be bothersome, it is not considered a life-threatening disease. It
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