The soybean-sized bumps on the epidermis of the scrotum may be folliculitis, boils, sebaceous cysts, etc. Folliculitis and boils are likely to heal on their own, while sebaceous cysts are generally unable to heal on their own.
1. Folliculitis: Folliculitis is more commonly known as infectious folliculitis, which is caused by bacterial infection. If the symptoms of folliculitis are not particularly serious and the number of bumps is relatively small, they can be cured by paying attention to hygiene and cleanliness.
2. Boils: Boils are mostly caused by Staphylococcus aureus infections and appear as one or more red hemispherical painful nodules. In most cases, boils will heal on their own within a few days after the pus is drained out of the boil, while more serious cases require medication or incision and drainage.
3. Sebaceous cysts: Sebaceous cysts are benign swellings of the skin formed by the gradual accumulation of sebum, which is a benign skin disease. Once a cyst is formed, it can’t disappear on its own, and can be surgically removed.
The epidermis of the scrotum long soybean-sized bumps may also be other reasons, whether self-cure is also uncertain, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time to reduce the adverse effects of the disease.