Testicle itching. What about men and their private parts? Regardless of who is next to them, and without shame, they openly scratch or play with themselves. It may not play as in masturbating, but it may seem like the way some bokeman handle their John Thomas.

Men have no shame, if they’re not fiddling with their testicles to accommodate them so they hang to the left or right for comfort, they’re scratching them with no regard for those in their company.

While itchy testicles for some men is embarrassing, there are men who wouldn’t smack an eyelid and scratch the little bits like it was tomorrow, no matter how much those around them blush.

Itchy testicles are not noted as serious, but more noticeable because of the discomfort and embarrassment scenario.

There are several reasons for itching the scrotal sac, some harmless and some not so harmless. Itchy scrotum is usually caused by fungal infection, allergies, and particular parasites.

Do you have Phthirus Pubis?

If so, you probably resent having to scratch your penis and scrotum every morning, noon, and night. Oops, you don’t know what Phthirus Pubis is? Phthirus Pubis is another name for pubic lice or crabs. Crabs feed on human blood which they generally suck from the genital skin. Their bite can cause intense itching. They are commonly spread through sexual contact, but can be caught in other ways. Stray lice can attach to sheets, blankets, towels, and even clothing. Creams and soaps specially created to get rid of crabs work, but if the pubic skin is severely infested, a prescription may be needed. It is difficult to prevent itching if the groin area tingles. If the pubic hair is infested with lice, removing them one by one will not completely eliminate them. Mites that have entered the skin are easily missed. Treat crabs sooner rather than later to stop the embarrassment it can cause you, and people like me, if they feel like scratching.

Genital scabies

it is not a life-threatening disease. The word scabies sounds scary, but don’t be afraid of it! Scabies is caused by Sarcoptes scabiei var. hominis – a round-bodied, eight-legged insect less than 0.5 mm long. Symptoms include severe itching that is the result of the irritating secretions that the itch mite shoots into the meat.

Jock-itch (Tinea cruris).

Trichophyton Rubrum is the named fungus behind this condition. It is also primarily responsible for causing athlete’s foot. Although it is known mainly in athletic men, it also affects many women. Symptoms of jock itch include severe itching, mainly on the testicles, inner thighs, and rectum, along with a red rash with scaly edges. The rash usually develops in the folds of the skin and spreads from there. Tinea cruris is treated with topical sprays and creams, but not all cases where these medications are used are successful, so the patient will likely need stronger medications from a doctor. While antifungal creams are effective in treating itchy testicles, they won’t be as effective in treating an undiagnosed condition that requires a different approach and medication to cure. Seek medical attention for persistent itching.

Yeast Infection:

Men with itchy testicles often doubt that this type of infection is their problem, believing that it is a woman’s thing, which it is not! Yeast infection is usually caused by Candida albicans, which is a type of fungus. Symptoms to watch out for are irritation, burning, itching, and pain in the muzzle.

Genital warts

They are known to be itchy, but not intense, and it’s supposedly not a painful condition either. Occasional bleeding may occur. Warts can look flat or look like cauliflower florets. They can develop alone or in groups. Warts can occur on the anus, but are most often found on the penis and under the foreskin. Another place is the urethra, where the warts can sometimes protrude.

Psoriasis

symptoms include red or pink patches of thickened skin covered with whitish scales that can be itchy. Uncomplicated psoriasis is not serious as it is annoying, but the itching and scratching can cause inflammation and cracks in the skin, and a secondary bacterial or fungal infection of the skin and local tissues.

Things like soap, detergent, body wash.

and tight clothing can cause scrotal discomfort, rashes, and itching. Be extra particular with the products you use, and those crown jewels of yours can only be described as Dogs B…ks!