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I have a few small scrotal cysts, and ingrown hairs in the same area, any cream or gel that will help these go down or go away?
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Scrotal cysts: will typically not go away on their own. They need to be cut out to go away.
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A 27-year-old male asked:
I have a small pimple on my scrotum. I popped it a few days ago & white puss came out, I figured it would have been gone by now, but its a little bigger and squeezed more white puss out. Ingrown hair? Sign of STD? No other sore or symptom?
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A 32-year-old male asked:
Bumps on the scrotum appeared a couple of weeks ago after having intercourse with a female. They are painless and have a hair in the middle of them. I did shave that area using clippers. Could this be ingrown hair or a Herpes outbreak ?
Sounds more: like ingrown hairs. But difficult to say without examination. You need to show it to your doctor or urology specialist to make sure.
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A 18-year-old male asked:
I applied hair removal cream on my genital area I got itching n thereby I got some skin removed of scrotum its burning what should I do?
Leave it alone: Let it heal by itself. Any interference is likely to make it worse. It is unhygienic to remove hair form your genitals by shaving or chemicals.
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