Scrotal eczema is a common dermatological condition characterized by specific symptoms, but it is not yet recognized as a distinct disease. In scrotal eczema, the skin in the scrotal area often becomes thickened, red, scaly, and itchy due to irritation and allergic reactions. While symptom management is relatively straightforward, the condition frequently recurs, significantly affecting the quality of life.

Eczema on the penis is a type of skin inflammation. Patients with scrotal eczema exhibit symptoms such as thickened skin in the scrotal area, peeling, itching, and significant discomfort. Scrotal eczema is not a sexually transmitted disease and can be treated. However, if left untreated, the condition can negatively affect the patient's health and quality of life.