There is a small fleshy ball on the scrotum

A small meat ball growing on the scrotum may be caused by repeated stimulation of inflammation, it may be a sebaceous cyst, or it may be scrotal eczema.

If local care is not done well, it may lead to local bacterial infection or viral infection, and folliculitis may occur, resulting in small flesh balls.

It is usually a cyst that gradually forms after the excretion of sebaceous glands is blocked. In most cases, there are no clinical symptoms. However, as the difficulty increases, it may cause uncomfortable symptoms in the surrounding tissue, such as itching and pain, or suppuration, redness and swelling.

It is eczema born in the scrotum. It may be due to abnormal immune function, or it may be caused by abnormal factors. It cannot be ruled out that it is caused by excessive fatigue or mental stress. If the patient often sits for long periods of time, eczema infection may occur in the local tissue environment for a long time, and small flesh balls may appear after irritation of the local tissue.

It is necessary to cooperate with the doctor to complete the physical examination, and also to combine routine blood and urine tests. It is also necessary to choose bacterial culture and histopathological examination to clearly diagnose the condition. You can choose to apply acyclovir ointment, or take ribavirin or doxycycline to achieve an anti-inflammatory effect. If the cyst is large, surgery may be required.