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Pimple Like Thing In Scrotum, Painful, Difficulty In Sitting. Applying Sophramicine. Permanent Solution?
I am Mayank Pandey, I have problem on my scortum , that now a days some pimple type of things grows on my scortum. I dont no wats the reason. It pains get red, i usually apply sophramicine tube on tube . Its not on the 1 part it grows on different part of scortum. If 1 pimple get cure somehow than aftr some days other 1 start growing and 1nce it gets red it really pains a lot and create a problem in walking seating and lot more. Please tell me the reson why it is happening and permant solution of my problm..plzz help me
Hi They look like multiple sebaceous cysts. They occur at the sites of hair There is no permanent treatment for them.They have to be removed surgically. But,the correct diagnosis has to be confirmed by clinical examination by dermatologist/surgeon. Fungal infections,scabies have to be ruled out. Get examined clinically and proceed Regards
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Pimple Like Thing In Scrotum, Painful, Difficulty In Sitting. Applying Sophramicine. Permanent Solution?
Hi They look like multiple sebaceous cysts. They occur at the sites of hair There is no permanent treatment for them.They have to be removed surgically. But,the correct diagnosis has to be confirmed by clinical examination by dermatologist/surgeon. Fungal infections,scabies have to be ruled out. Get examined clinically and proceed Regards