Acne in the Pubic Men, Normal or Not?

health Blog~Jakarta, For men, had sometimes embarrassing pimples especially the emergence of not only the face but also on the genitals. Acne on male genitalia there are a lot of triggers, some dangerous and some are considered normal. How to tell?


Acne or small pimple in the pubic area or testicles man found in his teens. Research shows, 8 out of 10 young men have never had acne in that section and will disappear on its own as an adult.

Nodule measuring 1-2 mm on average it does look like acne at first glance, but it is not always real acne. Most are small glands that swell and can be found around the boundary between the head and trunk of the genitals, pubic and the base of the scrotal pouch.

Sexual activity like sex and masturbation can also trigger the growth of a small rash, especially around the boundary between the head and pubic shaft. Nodule that this is only temporary lymphocele swollen due to blockage of the lymphatic channels.

Although generally lost while growing up, some of the men still had a permanent rash until the age of 40. Both the male adolescents and adults, acne pimple like normal and harmless can be distinguished from the following characteristics.

Normal nodule acne usually looks like the following is quoted from SteadyHealth, Sunday (02/09/2012).

1. Chicken skin nodule
Nodule called chicken skin because the skin in the pubic area, especially at the base and the scrotal sac like chicken skin after being boiled and plucked feathers. Nodule is generally harmless.

2. Sebaceous cyst
It looked like yellowish pimples, the number could reach dozens in one area. This is a swollen nodule ayng generally normal, even if the infection is easily treated.

3. Angiokeratoma testicles
These are small, red and itchy, sometimes rash carded but not at all dangerous.

While acne pimples on male genitalia are saying is not normal and should be examined by a doctor are as follows.

1. Genital warts
Small, flesh color or gray and usually come together to form a cauliflower. Itch and sometimes bleed when exposed to friction.

2. Varicocele (varicose veins in the pubic)
Sometimes the symptoms are not visible, but that obviously will trigger discomfort, especially when sitting, standing or straining.

3. Lump cyst or tumor
Cysts and testicular cancer is relatively rare, but it's good to watch. Consult a physician if any unusual lumps are hard and different from previous pimple.
source: http://health.detik.com
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