Folliculitis of the genitals

Most cases of folliculitis in the genitals are caused by bacterial infection, inadequate local hygiene and cleaning, or prolonged exposure to a humid environment. It is necessary to apply anti-inflammatory ointments in time and do a good job of hygiene care to help recover quickly.

Folliculitis of the genitals may be caused by being in a high-temperature environment for a long time, which causes a large amount of local sweat secretion. If the body is not cleaned properly, a large number of bacteria will grow, causing bacterial infection and easily causing inflammatory lesions of the hair follicles. At the same time, it cannot be ruled out that long-term stay in a humid environment, or frequent friction and scratching may cause the local mucosal tissue to weaken its disease resistance and lead to bacterial infection, which usually causes local redness, swelling and itching symptoms. If it is more serious, it may cause small papules and purulent secretions.

Folliculitis of the genitals requires the use of clean water or an anti-inflammatory cleaning solution to clean the area. It is necessary to reduce the growth of local pathogenic microorganisms. It is also necessary to apply anti-inflammatory and antipruritic ointments. If the condition is more serious, oral anti-infection drugs are also needed for conditioning. The specific type of medication needs to be determined under the guidance of a doctor, which can promote the absorption of inflammation and improve local redness, swelling and itching symptoms. Wearing loose, breathable underwear can help you recover faster.