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Suggest Treatment For Scrotum Infection
Respected sir,
my husband suffering from scrotum infection problem. they suffering from one year firstly right scrotum infected & pus made there now in left also infected as same they take lots of medicine but not cure .why always pus made in scrotum what causes behind it.
my husband suffering from scrotum infection problem. they suffering from one year firstly right scrotum infected & pus made there now in left also infected as same they take lots of medicine but not cure .why always pus made in scrotum what causes behind it.
Tue, 27 Jan 2015
Hello
Infection in scrotal area may be due to many possibilities ,these include:
1 Due to improper hygienic care , as this is most common cause of such pus formation.So take care about ,because there are rugaea ( wrinkling in the scrotum skin ) ,so wash these with lukewarm water , apply anti bacterial soap .
2 Dermatitis or eczematous dermatitis . Usually there develop wetness due to dermatitis . Wash with lukewarm water , dry , apply clobetasole+neomycin cream .
3 Fungus infection .
In my opinion consult a dermatologist and get his opinion.
When such patient visit I advise to take ampicillin+cloxacillin capsule with anti inflammatory tablets .
Good luck.
Infection in scrotal area may be due to many possibilities ,these include:
1 Due to improper hygienic care , as this is most common cause of such pus formation.So take care about ,because there are rugaea ( wrinkling in the scrotum skin ) ,so wash these with lukewarm water , apply anti bacterial soap .
2 Dermatitis or eczematous dermatitis . Usually there develop wetness due to dermatitis . Wash with lukewarm water , dry , apply clobetasole+neomycin cream .
3 Fungus infection .
In my opinion consult a dermatologist and get his opinion.
When such patient visit I advise to take ampicillin+cloxacillin capsule with anti inflammatory tablets .
Good luck.
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