What department is scrotal eczema

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There is always a fishy smell in the underpants these days. I didn't know what was going on at that time. But later, I always paid attention to it. It turned out that there were a lot of scrotal eczema growing in the place below. The smell came from here. Now the situation is also stable, so what Department of scrotal eczema do you know? Let's talk about scrotal eczema.

What department is scrotal eczema

Symptom 1: scrotal eczema can be divided into three stages: acute, subacute and chronic according to the manifestations of the rash. The initial lesions were dense miliary papules, papules or blisters on the basis of erythema. Erosion surface was formed after the blisters were broken, with serous exudation and scab.

Symptom 2: exudative scrotal eczema occurs in obese infants with exudative constitution. At the beginning of the two cheek, erythema, boundary is not clear, erythema on the dense needle tip papules, papules, blisters and exudation. The dry exudate formed yellow scab of different thickness, often due to itching, scratching, friction and part of the scab peeling, revealing a large amount of exudate of scarlet erosion surface. Severe cases may involve the whole face and scalp. If there is secondary infection, pustules can be seen, accompanied by local lymphadenopathy, and even fever and other systemic symptoms. A small number of children due to improper treatment extended to the whole body into erythroderma, and often accompanied by diarrhea, malnutrition, systemic lymphadenopathy and so on.

Symptom 3: dry skin rash is common in thin and weak infants, with light red dark red patches, dense small papules and no blisters, dry skin without obvious exudation, and gray white chaff like scales on the surface. Often involving the face, trunk and limbs. In chronic cases, mild infiltration, hypertrophy, chaps, scratches or blood crusts can also be found.

matters needing attention

For this kind of disease: baby eczema care should not let the baby with his hands to scratch the rash. This point parents must pay attention to, because if you use your hands to scratch, other good parts will be caught again, and if the baby's nails grow, the scratched place will cause pus after bacterial infection.