White bumps on the hair follicles of the scrotum can be caused by a variety of reasons, including folliculitis, fungal infection, or hyperkeratosis of the skin.
Small white bumps on the hair follicles of the scrotum may originate from an inflammatory reaction inside the hair follicle or abnormal proliferation of skin tissue. If accompanied by other symptoms such as itching, pain, or redness, you should seek medical attention promptly for diagnosis and treatment. During treatment, pay attention to personal hygiene and avoid scratching to prevent the spread of infection.
In addition, certain diseases such as diabetes and immune system disorders may also increase the risk of developing this disease.
Because of the complex pathophysiological processes of these diseases, local skin metabolism may be disrupted, leading to hair follicle lesions.
Patients are advised to keep their genital area clean and dry, avoid using irritating cosmetics or detergents, and wear breathable underwear. Regularly checking blood sugar levels, controlling diet, and engaging in moderate exercise can also help prevent the occurrence and development of these diseases.
